Mobility Events
HTUF: High-Efficiency Truck User Forum Program Overview
Online Event
In lieu of an HTUF National Meeting this year, HTUF will hold will hold four monthly webinars.
This session will include an overview of the HTUF program including a detailed description of the 2020 program elements, a discussion about the future direction of the program and stakeholder needs, and information about commercial industry developments that relate to military vehicle advancements. Presentations by participants from CALSTART, GVSC, and our commercial industry partners.
Back 2 Business: Virtual B2B Auto Expo
Online Event
The U.S. Department of Commerce's U.S. Commercial Service is looking to help the automotive industry by connecting U.S. automotive exporters with pre-screened international buyers and potential partners recruited by their U.S. embassy and consulate staff from around the world.
Your automotive firm can participate in this program and make dynamic global connections from your desktop, explore new markets, and identify potential export sales leads immediately.
Rev Up Now! Accelerating Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Automobility Industry
Online Event
CADIA is hosting its annual signature event, REV UP NOW on July 15 and 16, 2020 for two days of dialogue on diversity, equity and inclusion in the automotive industry. All sessions are offered virtually and at no cost. A suggested donation of $50 for one more more sessions will allow CADIA to continue the dialogue on diversity & inclusion.
Pandemic Pivots: Ann Arbor Mobility Startups Responding to COVID-19
Online Event
In its new lunch-and-learn series, Ann Arbor SPARK is bringing together select companies that have evolved their business model in response to COVID-19.
For the third session in this lunch-and-learn series, two representatives are welcomed from mobility companies who will share how the industry is adapting, how their companies are evolving, and how these new solutions support the community-at-large.
HTUF: Vehicle Electrification: Lessons from commercial industry and the military
Online Event
In lieu of an HTUF National Meeting this year, HTUF will hold will hold four monthly webinars.
This session will explore the trends in commercial vehicle electrification, the barriers to greater electrification and where commercial industry and the military can collaborate. This will also include an introduction to CALSTART’s Global Drive to Zero program and the toolbox that was developed under its direction. Presentations by participants from CALSTART, GVSC’s Ground Vehicle Power & Mobility team, and select industry representatives.
CAR Management Briefing Seminars 2020
Online Event
Secure your pass for two days of inspirational speakers and a “front-row” seat to understanding the impact of COVID-19 on the current and future automotive and mobility industries. Attend from any location and make new connections through this exciting platform.
TU-Automotive Detroit 2020
Online Event
TU-Automotive Detroit has joined forces with TU-Automotive Awards, ADAS & Autonomous Vehicles, WardsAuto Interiors Conference and WardsAuto UX Conference for one year only in a Festival of Automotive.
The virtual event will deliver high-quality content including world renowned keynotes, conference tracks, workshops, roundtables and working groups that TU-Automotive Detroit are known for.
HTUF: How vehicle electrification contributes to the development of microgrids
Online Event
In lieu of an HTUF National Meeting this year, HTUF will hold will hold four monthly webinars.
This session will illustrate what commercial and military facilities are planning in this area, vehicle requirements, and where stakeholders can collaborate in the future. Participants will include members of HTUF’s Microgrid/Export Power Working Group, a military-commercial collaboration.
HTUF: Cybersecurity in advanced commercial & military vehicle development
Online Event
In lieu of an HTUF National Meeting this year, HTUF will hold will hold four monthly webinars.
Increased vehicle electrification and automation are revealing new cybersecurity vulnerabilities. HTUF will investigate where the industry stands today, what are areas of potential collaboration, and what additional research is needed. This session includes presentations and a panel discussion with representatives from GVSC’s Ground Systems Cyber Engineering Team, IQM Research Institute, and other industry developers.
