Bringing Trust to Autonomous Mobility: the Trustonomy paper at the AEIT AUTOMOTIVE 2020 Conference

Trustonomy will be at the 2020 AEIT International Conference of Electrical and Electronic Technologies for Automotive (AEIT AUTOMOTIVE) with the recently accepted paper “Bringing Trust to Autonomous Mobility”.

AEIT AUTOMOTIVE 2020 Conference, after 4 successful editions, will be held on 18-20 November 2020 to host regular papers in several areas of the multiform automotive and e-mobility fields. In light of the escalating spread of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) around the world, AEIT AUTOMOTIVE 2020 will be a virtual conference: technical sessions will be virtually held and speakers and attendants will be worldwide connected.

AEIT AUTOMOTIVE 2020 the 5th AEIT International Conference of Electrical and Electronic Technologies for Automotive aims to be a solid reference of the technical community to present and discuss the most recent results of scientific and technological research for the automotive industry, with particular emphasis to applications and new trends. The Conference covers all aspects of the segment focusing on electrical vehicles, connected autonomous cars, special vehicles, and e-mobility.

AEIT AUTOMOTIVE 2020 will bring together in an annual event, the Electrical and Electronic specialists, Mechanical and Systems Engineers, and the Information and Communication Technology specialists. The Steering and the Technical Program Committee include experts from the Academic world, Associations, Key Industrial Stakeholders and Regulatory Authorities.

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