Seminar "The use of artificial intelligence in the automotive industry: products and processes"
On December, 2nd at 8.30, Ing. Marco Fainello (Executive Director - Addfor S.p.a.) will give an invited talk on "The use of artificial intelligence in the automotive industry: products and processes". The event is organized as the fifth of a cycle of seminars on AI for Automotive, as part of the "Neural Network Computing, AI and Machine Learning for Automotive" and "Learning Algorithms for Smart Intelligent Systems" courses (Prof. Cucchiara, Baraldi) and will be streamed online.
Abstract
In the automotive industry, AI is used for well-known image recognition applications that allow you to create functions such as lane keeping and lane departure warning. It has also been used for several years in lesser known aspects, such as stability controls, in recognizing the driver's ability to adapt support systems, to improve energy management in electric or hybrid propulsion systems. Not only are new applications in preparation, but Machine Learning is increasingly being used in the design and construction processes of cars, in particular in improving the use of simulators with software, hardware and human in the loop. Let's see how.
Short bio
Marco Fainello, mechanical engineer, has been involved in cars for thirty years, especially high-performance and racing cars. He has been part of the Scuderia Ferrari for over 20 years, contributing to the victories of 8 constructors 'and 6 drivers' titles in Formula 1 and 3 GT world championships. For several years he has been dealing with the application of artificial intelligence to industry as executive director of Addfor; in collaboration with Danisi Engineering, of which he is technical director, develops applications of new technologies for the automotive industry.He is a member of the Mechanical Engineering Advisory Board of the Politecnico di Milano and technical referent of the Smart Mobility Agency, founded in Modena to support the MASA-Modena Automotive Smart Area project and the similar GammaP project with the Turin Polytechnic.
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