Sustainability, fuel cells, onshore and airborne shared mobility, ADAS and autonomous driving, interior and exterior sensors, as well as productivity and well-being-on-board were major automotive topics addressed during CES 2020.
After a hype around autonomous driving, linked technologies, and the inquietude at established automotive companies what future business models could look like, CES 2019 seemed to be more settled. Some called it an “evolution instead of a revolution” – I would rather call it a technical consolidation with the overall aim of realization.
The “CES 2019 Automotive Innovation Report” summarizes major innovations of this year’s event.
StratMa International proposes Contract Manufacturing and Supply Chain solutions in Mexico through its partner located in the Bajio region. For suppliers who would like to increase their local content in Mexico this is a flexible, quick, and riskless solution allowing fast access to their customers located in Mexico without high investments.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2017 starts in Las Vegas on January 5th 2017. As in previous years StratMa International will again summarise all major automotive trends and innovations in its yearly “CES Automotive Innovation Report” available beginning of February 2017. The report is unique as all innovations will be illustrated with picture material and for most innovations the functioning will be shown with videos. Reserve the report until December 15th 2016 and safe your Early Bird Discount.
Stephanie Schliffski, Managing Director of StratMa International Sarl, will host the panel discussion “Automated Mobility as a Service: Building the Framework for the Future” at TU Automotive Europe 2016 taking place in Munich November 2. – 3.
Automechanika is the world’s leading trade fair for the automotive service industry. To meet us at the show on Wednesday, September 14., or on Thursday, September 15., please contact us in order to schedule an appointment.
