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MNC 2018, November 13-16, 2018
31st International Microprocesses and Nanotechnology Conference
Sapporo Park Hotel, Sapporo, Japan |
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Mr. Tsuguo Nobe
Director, Chief Advanced Service Architect + Visiting Associate Professor
Intel and Nagoya Univ., Japan
AI Based Self-Driving Vehicles and Its Relation with Nano Electronics |
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Self-driving vehicles will be made possible by the fusion of various rages
of ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) and its integration
into vehicles. In addition to the advancements of existing technologies,
such as sensors, SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) and Vehicle
IoT, apparent key new technology indispensable for the development of Self-driving
vehicles is Deep Learning, which yields algorithm to drive on any applicable
roads in the world; provides better environmental recognition to perceive
the real world than human beings and then makes up 3-dimantinal crowd-sourced
map in the Cloud. With the exponential growth of ICT, research of AI (Artificial
Intelligence) has advanced far beyond our expectations in recent years
and the adaptation of AI into vehicles will be accelerated far more than
ever with the shape of software on nano-electronics devices not only in
vehicles but also in the Cloud. I would like to show the overall trends
of the development of Self-driving vehicles in the global basis and examine
how nano-electronics devices will contribute in next 10-20 years. |
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Joined NEC Corporation in 1983 and took responsibilities for engineering
and business developments of NEC AT-Compatible PCs in international and
domestic markets. In 2001, established an MMORPG on-line game company and
took position as CEO until 2003. Joined NISSAN Motor CO. in 2004 to develop
and launch Vehicle IoT. Awarded the Best Mobile Innovation for Automotive
and Transport at GSMA 2011 for IT support for EV. In 2012, joined Intel
Corp. to make engineering and business developments of Automated Vehicles
with Mobility Services. Regular speaker at major conferences of IEEE and
other Vehicle and IT related seminars. Also, takes several positions as
official members of governmental committees. Since 2014, also serve as
Visiting Associate Professor at Nagoya University. |
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