The Alliance's Autumn Working Group Meeting was successfully held in Chongqing from September 25th to 27th, 2024, utilizing a hybrid format that combined both in-person and online participation.This conference focused on industry hot topics such as autonomous transportation systems, urban resilient transportation, intelligent cockpit bionic testing, human-computer interaction in autonomous driving, and penetration attack and defense exercises for vehicle network security, facilitating extensive exchanges and discussions.

    At the same time, the Intelligent Transportation Innovation Technology Exchange Conference was held.Experts from the Map Review Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Chongqing Yuwei Electronics, Zhejiang Supcon Information, Guangdong Litongke, and Hangzhou Qifei Intelligent, among other institutions,participated in technical exchanges and discussions. They covered a range of topics including the development of intelligent transportation innovation technologies and the practical application of engineering demonstrations. These topics included AR-HUD based on intelligent cockpits, motion sickness, photobiological safety bionic testing, the development of low-altitude economy and drone applications, the construction practices of digital road networks, the empowerment of high-quality development of intelligent connected vehicles through geographic information, and the construction of digital intelligent highways.

     During the conference,the alliance organized visits to visit Chongqing Yuwei Electronics Technology Research Institute Co., Ltd. and China Merchants Testing Vehicle Technology Research Institute. The visits focused on conducting inspections and technical exchanges regarding Yuwei Electronics' intelligent cockpit bionic robots, special sensors, precision instruments for extreme environment simulation, as well as the advanced vehicle-in-the-loop testing platform and proving grounds at China Merchants Testing Vehicle Technology Research Institute.

     The conference covered discussions on 47 standards related to the intelligent transportation sector, including 16 new standard proposals. These standards covered a wide array of topics such as testing methodologies for passenger motion sickness in automotive intelligent cockpits, technical requirements for high-precision map data underpinning smart expressway digital foundations, terminology definitions for human-machine trust in autonomous vehicles, definitions for human-machine-environment system terminology in automotive intelligent cockpits, guidelines for safety protection against misuse by personnel in intelligent connected vehicles,terminology definitions for human-machine-environment systems in automotive intelligent cockpits,guidelines for environmental risk factors in autonomous taxi operations, and intelligent forensics for the offline status of satellite positioning devices in passenger vehicles.

Experts from a various institutions, including Chongqing Yuwei Electronics, Highway Research Institute, Tsinghua University, Beihang University, Natural Resources Review Center, Institute of Software at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, China Information Technology Group, China Automotive Technology and Research Center, Tongji University, Beijing Institute of Technology, Southeast University, Wanji Technology, Huashe Group, NavInfo, CRRC Times Electric, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Qingdao Hisense, Zhonglu Gaoke, Nanjing Zhixing, Zhongjiao Guotong, Bowei Guangcheng, Beijing Jiaotong University, Chang'an University, Guangdong Litong Technology, Hangzhou Qifei Intelligent, Zhejiang University Supcon Information, Fuyao Glass, PlusAI, China Unicom Smart Networking, Beijing Yooan Technology, Beijing Smart Transportation Development Center, and Xidi Zhijia, participated in the conference through a combination of online and offline formats.