Time: 3/9(Wed) 3.30-5:00 PM
Location: EC122
- 演講主題:
Enabling AI-Augmented and Software-Defined Vehicles
- 演講大綱:
In this talk, we will review why we need to embrace AI technologies for the safety and comfort of vehicles. We will justify why and how we enable software-defined vehicles and why the supply chains in the auto industry will be disrupted. We will reveal how’s the computation (and software) framework look like for the near-new vehicles. We will also elaborate on the challenges and possible strategies to embed AI technologies into automotive solutions. We will demonstrate how MobileDrive, the new joint venture between Foxconn and Stellantis (#4 automaker in the world), will deliver advanced and personalized vehicle solutions in the seamlessly integrated and brand-new platform across ADAS, smart cockpit, and connected services. Most of all, we will hypothesize the possible opportunities and challenges for the new graduates and TW's ICT industry.
- 講者資訊:
Dr. Winston Hsu is the CTO/VP at MobileDrive (富智捷), a new joint venture between FIH/Foxconn and Stellantis (#4 automaker in the world) and a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Taiwan University. He received Ph.D. (2007) from Columbia University, New York. Dr. Hsu is an active researcher dedicated to advanced technologies in computer vision and machine intelligence. He is keen to realizing advanced researches towards business deliverables via academia-industry collaborations and co-founding startups. He is the Founding Director for NVIDIA AI Lab (NTU), the 1st in Asia. He was a Visiting Scientist at Microsoft Research Redmond (2014) and had his 1-year sabbatical leave (2016-2017) at IBM TJ Watson Research Center, where he contributed the first AI produced movie trailer. He is the co-founder for thingnario (慧景科技), a vigorous AI startup for energy optimization. He was a founding engineer and R&D manager in CyberLink Corp. (訊連). Since 2016, he has been advising leading companies, building up AI/deep learning teams and delivering AI-enabled ICT products.
He and his team have been recognized with technical awards in multimedia and computer vision research communities including IBM Research Pat Goldberg Memorial Best Paper Award (2018), Best Brave New Idea Paper Award in ACM Multimedia 2017, First Place for IARPA Disguised Faces in the Wild Competition (CVPR 2018), First Prize in ACM Multimedia Grand Challenge 2011, ACM Multimedia 2013/2014 Grand Challenge Multimodal Award, etc. He served as the Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology (TCSVT) and IEEE Transactions on Multimedia, two premier journals, and was on the Editorial Board for IEEE Multimedia Magazine (2010 – 2017). He is a columnist in AI for DIGITIMES and serves as Director/Board Members for Columbia Alumni Association of Taiwan.
