AMA at ITS World Congress 2025
When the mobility community gathered in Atlanta for the ITS World Congress 2025, held August 24 through 28, one thing was clear. The future of transportation is not arriving someday in the distance. It is already here.
Atlanta Moves into the Robotaxi Era
Lyft and May Mobility launched their first autonomous service in Midtown Atlanta today. At the very same time, Amazon’s Zoox opened its toaster-shaped pods to the public in Las Vegas.
Two cities. Two different strategies. One clear message: the age of the robotaxi isn’t theoretical anymore. It’s here.
The ITS World Congress 2025: Where AI Meets Trust on the Road to Autonomous Mobility
The ITS World Congress 2025 in Atlanta proved once again why it remains the premier stage for charting the future of mobility. Thousands of industry leaders gathered across five days, revealing a profound shift: AI has become the operating foundation of modern transportation systems.
Powertrain Priorities
Five years ago, EVs were predicted to be the sole future of automotive manufacturing and consumption. Politicians, consultants, pundits, industry experts, and anyone with a stake in the manufacturing process lauded EVs as the surefire next step towards saving the environment and ushering in a cleaner future.
Refining the IVI Experience: Exploring Opportunities Beyond the Dashboard,” a panel led by George Ayres
“Data as a Service: Unveiling the Road to Data Mastery,” moderated by Partha Goswami
Revolutionizing Auto Tech: Subscription Services, Infotainment, and Fintech.” Moderated by Dan Teeter
Revolutionizing Auto Tech: Subscription Services, Infotainment, and Fintech.” Moderated by Dan Teeter
“Data as a Service: Unveiling the Road to Data Mastery,” moderated by Partha Goswami
“Data as a Service: Unveiling the Road to Data Mastery,” moderated by Partha Goswami
Fireside chat on “Gen AI Drive: Unleashing the Power of Generative AI in Automotive Infotainment.”with Chip Goetzinger
Fireside chat on “Gen AI Drive: Unleashing the Power of Generative AI in Automotive Infotainment.”with Chip Goetzinger
Insurance – The Next Generation
April 25, 2024
In an accident? Pelted by a freak hailstorm? Hit a deer? The universal answer to all of these problems has for over a century been car insurance. The first car insurance policy was taken out by a Dayton, Ohio resident in 1897, covering the owner in case the vehicle damaged property or hurt/killed an individual. Since then, the car insurance market has ballooned into an enormous industry, with the US car insurance market valued at nearly $400 billion in 2023. Car insurance rates have grown steadily with the increasing price and complexity of new vehicles. With average new car prices reaching a staggering $47,000 in 2023, it is no secret that premiums are on the rise. Cars now have hundreds of sensors collecting the data required for advanced mobility and connected car features. No longer does a simple fender bender cost a few hundred dollars to repair.
Auto’s Duty To Data Details
As our world has grown increasingly interconnected over the last three decades, more and more of our time is spent online. Online transactions and interactions all involve the exchange of differing amounts of data, whether it’s credit card information to make an online purchase, or a live information feed from a connected car.