CO-LOCATED EVENTS

Speaker

Volker Braun

Innovation Project Manager for Neural Automated Labeling, Robert Bosch GmbH

Volker Braun is a Project Manager for Neural Automated Labeling at Bosch Engineering GmbH working on a fully automated 3D labeling service delivering the full spectrum of ground truth data for automated driving functions. He has over 25 years of experience in the automotive industry.

Sessions

Panel Discussion

Monday, June 30

06:30 pm - 07:15 pm

Live in San Francisco

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  • How can AI and ML models be trained to handle unpredictable real-world conditions, including rare and adversarial scenarios?
  • What are the limitations of simulation-based training, and how can real-world data be effectively incorporated to improve model robustness?
  • With massive sensor data streams, how can V2X communication and edge computing optimize real-time decision-making in autonomous vehicles?
  • How can AI models be designed to continuously learn, adapt, and generalize across different geographies, weather conditions, and traffic patterns?
  • What are the key AI safety and validation strategies required to meet regulatory standards and ensure reliable deployment at scale?
Panel Discussion

Case Study

Tuesday, July 01

08:55 am - 09:25 am

Live in San Francisco

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High-quality labeled data is the foundation of AV perception systems, but manual annotation is time-consuming, expensive, and prone to inconsistencies. Automated labeling, powered by AI-driven techniques, offers a scalable and efficient solution to enhance the accuracy and reliability of AV training datasets. This presentation will explore the latest advancements in automated labeling, showcasing how machine learning, sensor fusion, and active learning techniques streamline the data annotation process. Attendees will gain insights into how automated labeling improves dataset quality, reduces development costs, and accelerates AV deployment.

In this session, you will learn more about:

  • How machine learning models can automate annotation tasks, reducing reliance on manual efforts while maintaining high accuracy
  • The role of multi-modal data (LiDAR, radar, and camera) in improving annotation precision and minimizing edge cases
  • Strategies for integrating automated labeling into AV pipelines to handle large-scale datasets efficiently while lowering operational costs
Presentation

Company

Robert Bosch GmbH

Bosch Engineering develops electronics systems for an efficient, safe, and connected mobility for automotive and non-automotive applications. In addition to commanding a wide range of development disciplines – such as electronics, IT, and mechanical engineering – the company’s associates also have comprehensive connectivity expertise. The system and software development company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Robert Bosch GmbH and develops tailored electronics systems and software for small-scale production – for over 800 customer projects every year from high-performance sports cars to snowmobiles and trams. Bosch Engineering’s service portfolio comprises the development of systems, functions, and software related to powertrains, safety, convenience, driving dynamics, cockpit, and infotainment – as well as their electrical and electronic integration. In addition to the individual vehicle systems, another of the company’s key focus areas is overall vehicle development. As a supplement to the varied range of engineering services, Bosch Engineering also supports their customers with services in the areas of test and test bench facilities, functional safety, training, and consulting.