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FAST_zero’25: Future Active Safety Technology toward Zero Traffic Accidents is an international conference focused on advancing active safety technologies to eliminate traffic accidents. Taking place from 23 to 26 September 2025 at the Palais des Congrès d’Arles, France, the event is organised by Gustave Eiffel University in association with the Japan Society of Automotive Engineers.
The conference attracts hundreds of delegates, including major OEM brands, Tier 1 and 2 suppliers, and technology innovators, with a predominantly academic and industry audience. FAST_zero’25 will explore themes in active safety systems, driver characteristics, human factors, and testing methods, with all sessions conducted in English. It serves as a key platform for the international mobility engineering community, known for high delegate satisfaction.
Cognitive Mobility (CogMob) investigates the entangled combination of the research areas such as mobility, transportation, vehicle engineering, social sciences, artificial intelligence, cognitive infocommunications. The key aim of CogMob is to provide a holistic view of how mobility in a broader aspect can be understood, described (modeled), and optimized as the blended combination of artificial and natural/human cognitive systems.
It considers the whole combination as one unseparable CogMob system and investigates what kind of new cognitive capabilities of this CogMob system are emerging. One of the CogMob focus areas, based on its nature, is the engineering applications in the mobility domain.
The 55th Conference of the International Society for Terrain-Vehicle Systems (ISTVS) is an opportunity to present and disseminate the latest scientific and technological achievements in the field of vehicle-terrain systems.
Representatives of science in the fields of mechanical engineering, vehicles and machines, robotics and automation, soil science, civil engineering, agricultural engineering, environmental engineering, as well as professionals from industry, academia and government agencies are invited to participate. The organizers particularly welcome participation of students from under- and postgraduate courses.
The Women Automotive Summit: Europe 2025, set to take place on October 7th at Forum am Schlosspark in Stuttgart, will gather 500 delegates to discuss key trends and innovations in the automotive industry. With a focus on disruptive technologies and leadership, the summit will feature panels on how diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) can drive industry transformation. Executive workshops will provide practical guidance for fostering DE&I initiatives, while career development sessions will offer hands-on advice for professionals at all levels. The event aims to turn conversations into action, showcasing the role of inclusivity in driving business success.
2025 marks the debut of our summit in Mexico, one of the world’s top five vehicle producers. This region is primed for essential conversations on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I).
With the election of Mexico’s first female president, now is the ideal time to inspire inclusion and spark change in the region’s automotive industry.
Join 250 women and allies for a full day of open discussions, empowerment, and practical strategies to break through industry barriers.
This summit is part of a global initiative by the Women Automotive Network, which also hosts key events in the US and Europe, all focused on promoting diversity.
The 30th Small powertrains and Energy systems Technology Conference (SETC2026) will be held at MIYAKO MESSE in Kyoto, Japan.
SETC2026 is the important opportunity to meet experts of OEMs, suppliers and academia from around the world, and discuss the challenges and developments in small powertrains and energy systems technology.
