BME Automated Drive

We had an exceptional experience as speakers at the international internal training for Bosch development engineers, addressing an audience of over 100 participants. It was an honor to be the first university to contribute to this esteemed program based on mutual trust established over many years of cooperation!

Our experts from the Department of Automotive Technologies delivered compelling presentations on cutting-edge topics such as camera-lidar fusion, reinforcement learning for motion planning, and neural network operations. A special thanks to our colleagues Mihály Csonthó, Hunor Szilárd Tóth, and Dr. Árpád Török.

Explore more about the program: https://auto.bme.hu/en/blog/bosch-summer-school/

Thank you for your engagement and interest during 2023!
Our team was honored to showcase three cutting-edge demonstrations to about 300 industry leaders and visionaries in the field of mobility.

We are pleased to share that our exhibitions have been met with great interest. Countless negotiations unfolded, laying the foundation for potential collaborations that could reshape the future. Thank you to everyone whose work has made this possible!

We embarked on an unforgettable journey, and we're thrilled to share our post-event highlights, offering a glimpse into our incredible experiences. Read our event recap here: https://www.automateddrive.bme.hu/blog-posts/a-young-business-at-a-prestigious-event

BME | A young business at a prestigious event - IAA Mobility 2023 A newly-formed spin-off company from BME also got the chance to showcase its innovations at the prestigious motor show.

The Department of Automotive Technologies at BME was recently transformed into a hub of excitement and learning, hosting nearly 150 primary school children as part of the Children’s University program.

As part of the program, they explored the fascinating world of self-driving cars, guided by Associate Professor Dr. Zsolt Szalay and Ph.D. student Dávid Tollner. The kids got a hands-on experience, learning about the workings of electric cars and even enjoying a passenger ride!

The event was a step toward inspiring the next generation of vehicle engineers and innovators. 🚀

Read the full article here:
https://auto.bme.hu/en/blog/the-department-of-automotive-technologies-hosted-young-schoolchildren-in-the-framework-of-the-childrens-university-programmes/

The Department of Automotive Technologies hosted young schoolchildren in the framework of the Children's University programmes - BME Gépjárműtechnológia Tanszék The Csonka János Hall, the laboratory of the Department of Automotive Technologies, was buzzing with horns and children's noise for a few days, hosting nearly 150 primary school children. Dr Zsolt Szalay, Head of the Department, gave a presentation on self-driving cars to the program participants.