On the Move: A Siemens Automotive Podcast

By Siemens

The automotive and transportation industries are in the middle of a transformation in how vehicles are designed, made, and sold. Driven by an influx of new technologies, consumer demands, environmenta... more

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On the Move: A Siemens Automotive Podcast episodes:

December 17, 2018 [Unedited]: Mathias Fritzson on life in Sweden and coming era of the software-updatable car
Mathias Fritzson: "So if you have an ADAS system in the car that gives you limited assistance, down the road the sensors that are in the vehicle may be able to support you to get from an SAE Level 3 to an SAE Level 4. And that could be very good not just for the consumer and the car manufacturer but also for the environment. We don't need to replace vehicles to get the extended features that we need, we will just update the existing hardware that we have available."
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December 17, 2018 Mathias Fritzson on life in Sweden and coming era of the software-updatable car
Mathias Fritzson: "So if you have an ADAS system in the car that gives you limited assistance, down the road the sensors that are in the vehicle may be able to support you to get from an SAE Level 3 to an SAE Level 4. And that could be very good not just for the consumer and the car manufacturer but also for the environment. We don't need to replace vehicles to get the extended features that we need, we will just update the existing hardware that we have available."
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34min
December 10, 2018 Ed Bernardon in Detroit 2018 on the Italian lesson wine and cheese car
"Maybe somebody comes up with a dating pod. Maybe it's a pod for just Democrats to talk to other Democrats or Republicans to talk to other Republicans. Or maybe it's a pod for Republicans to Democrats because they are people who like to argue." Futurist Ed Bernardon on stage at IESF 2018 in Michigan riffing on autonomous sponsored pods, the self-driving school bus second-grade bully problem, and more.
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36min
December 03, 2018 Tony Hemmelgarn, Wally Rhines and Marcus Welz onstage with journo John McElroy in Detroit
ICYMI from IESF 2018 earlier this year. The conversation covers everything from mass customization in manufacturing to how generative design principles from the world of integrated circuits and chips are spilling over into other domains to smart city, A-to-Z trip planning work going on in cities around the world, including Dubai. Host John McElroy also has a suggestion on how Detroit can keep its Motor City nickname in the years ahead.
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53min
November 29, 2018 [Unedited] Doug Burcicki with Geoff Koch and Conor Peick
Increasing vehicle complexity, including all the sensors associated with autonomy, is felt directly in the wiring harness, which must string all these electronic devices together. However, everyone is also talking about consolidation of electrical systems, from many dozens of ECUs eventually down to a handful, if the tech optimists are right. So how will these competing trends play out? And is Elon Musk right that he can slash the total length of cabling in his vehicles from more than a kilometer down to just 100 meters? 25-year harness industry veteran, Doug Burcicki, has a take on that, also on the biggest hurdle facing self-driving cars. (Hint: it has to with a fact of life in the Upper Midwest.) Enjoy this unedited conversation with Doug. You'll find a shorter, produced version of this interview in the podcast feed, as well.

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November 29, 2018 Doug Burcicki: Untangling the vehicle wiring harness
Increasing vehicle complexity, including all the sensors associated with autonomy, is felt directly in the wiring harness, which must string all these electronic devices together. However, everyone is also talking about consolidation of electrical systems, from many dozens of ECUs eventually down to a handful, if the tech optimists are right. So how will these competing trends play out? And is Elon Musk right that he can slash the total length of cabling in his vehicles from more than a kilometer down to just 100 meters? 25-year harness industry veteran, Doug Burcicki, has a take on that, also on the biggest hurdle facing self-driving cars. (Hint: it has to with a fact of life in the Upper Midwest.)
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36min
November 05, 2018 [Unedited] Gernot Spiegelberg on Musk, the migration to MaaS and more
Gernot Spiegelberg: "There is only one person who's dealt with this chicken and egg problem...it's Elon Musk." Dr. Spiegelberg, a researcher in Siemens AG Corporate Technology, joins Ed to discuss the move from manufacturing to MaaS, a future where avatars travel instead of people, and why the shift from internal combustion engines is sure to free up car designers.
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November 05, 2018 Gernot Spiegelberg on Musk, the migration to MaaS and more
Gernot Spiegelberg: "There is only one person who's dealt with this chicken and egg problem...it's Elon Musk." Dr. Spiegelberg, a researcher in Siemens AG Corporate Technology, joins Ed to discuss the move from manufacturing to MaaS, a future where avatars travel instead of people, and why the shift from internal combustion engines is sure to free up car designers.
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26min
October 29, 2018 [Unedited] The future of public transport and more with Marcus Welz and Pri Boyd
Marcus Welz, President of Siemens ITS, "With connected vehicle technologies, cars will broadcast their position, direction, speed and latitude and longitude, 10 times per second." This week, Marcus and ITS senior product manager, Pri Boyd, of TEDx Oxford fame, talk commutes from Austin to New York to Sao Paulo, prospects for integrating public transit with trends like ride sharing, and how drivers stuck in Seattle's "Mercer Mess" are getting back 86 hours annually thanks to better traffic management.
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49min
October 29, 2018 The future of public transport and more with Marcus Welz and Pri Boyd
Marcus Welz, President of Siemens ITS, "With connected vehicle technologies, cars will broadcast their position, direction, speed and latitude and longitude, 10 times per second." This week, Marcus and ITS senior product manager, Pri Boyd, of TEDx Oxford fame, talk commutes from Austin to New York to Sao Paulo, prospects for integrating public transit with trends like ride sharing, and how drivers stuck in Seattle's "Mercer Mess" are getting back 86 hours annually thanks to better traffic management.
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How many episodes does On the Move: A Siemens Automotive Podcast have?

The podcast currently has 187 episodes available.