WEBINAR October 15, 2020 · 9:30am CEST / 4:30pm JST/KST

Discover an industry first – TomTom RoadCheck for safer driving automation

Driving automation holds the promise of safer vehicles and roads. It’s now expanding rapidly, yet there are challenges. One of the biggest is managing the operational design domain (ODD). Or in other words, controlling when, where and under what conditions a vehicle can activate automated functions.

All-new, TomTom RoadCheck is an industry-first ODD geofencing service that enables automakers and driving automation suppliers to overcome this challenge.

Join this webinar to learn how TomTom RoadCheck and our complete suite of driving automation products can help you increase vehicle safety at scale.

Agenda

In a 30-minute presentation, three TomTom Traffic experts will present the following topics, followed by an open Q&A for any questions.

Introduction

with George de Boer

TomTom AD products

with Vincent Demuynck

TomTom RoadCheck

with Baris Can Kara

Presenters

George de Boer

Global Director of Marketing Automotive

George oversees TomTom’s strategy and marketing for the automotive industry. He is one of Europe’s leading automotive experts, and highly committed to TomTom’s mission to shape tomorrow’s mobility. Since 2006, George has been developing and marketing real-time and historical traffic solutions and maps at TomTom, and oversaw the business development of TomTom Telematic’s Connected Car solution. He has a background in IT and degree in engineering.

Vincent Demuynck

Product Marketing Manager ADAS

Vincent is the Product Marketing Manager for ADAS products within the TomTom Automotive business. He is an enthusiastic, tech-savvy marketeer with a track record of successful product launches. Since joining TomTom in 2016, he’s launched well received go-to-market strategies for products such as TomTom EV Services, ADAS Map and RoadCheck.

Baris Can Kara

Product Manager Autonomous Driving

As a Product Manager in TomTom’s Autonomous Driving product unit, Baris is responsible for bringing RoadCheck to market. Before joining TomTom, he worked in an automotive semiconductor business focusing on RF CMOS radar for ADAS applications. His background is in automotive technology and electrical engineering.