Speaker bio:
Louis-P Huard (Germany) is a co-founder of Boréal Bikes. He has been focusing on improving road safety for all cyclists and vulnerable road users through active safety and the development of AI-enabled low latency mobile applications for micro-mobility. As a Research partner for leading transport authorities, his company has helped further investigate the potential of V2X for cyclists. He holds a patent on an HMI specifically designed for Bike to V2X applications (smrtGRiPS). The smrtGRiPS have been extensively referenced in research papers, used and studied for different smart city and connected mobility applications and research. Boréal Bikes’ goal is to create the safest ride for a connected world.
Keynote name:
Cycling in the age of Software-Defined Vehicles
Keynote description:
The presentation explores how software will have a greater important impact on the development of active mobility vehicles and their potential to transform the cycling experience. The presentation highlights key innovations in AI and advanced connectivity in this domain and their potential to enhance safety, performance, infrastructure and vehicle development.
