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Giustino de Sanctis
CEO and Founder at Aliante - Bridging the Intellectual Property Gap
Giustino de Sanctis is the Chairman at Steinwurf, a company based in London that specializes in technology solutions. He has a significant professional background, having held various leadership roles in different organizations prior to his current position at Steinwurf. His expertise includes areas such as technology innovation and the implementation of advanced network solutions, particularly in relation to 5G technology and SD-WAN infrastructure.2
De Sanctis is active on LinkedIn, where he engages with topics related to technology and innovation, reflecting his commitment to advancing the field.13 His professional network includes over 500 connections, indicating a robust presence in the industry.1
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Congratulations to Brett Alten of Hewlett Packard Enterprise for winning Managing IP Americas In-house IP Leader of the Year. Great to see that his natural ability to lead, his keen capabilitiy to see the bigger picture, and his strong drive to innovate have been recognized. A very well deserved award Brett, well done!
The electric car revolution - lead by Tesla – is undoubtedly the most visible paradigm shift in the automotive industry, however, it is far from being the only technological advancement that is poised to shape the future of how we will perceive and consume transportation.
While fully autonomous vehicles and fleets are still beyond the horizon – as difficult weather conditions and complex regulatory challenges are raising hard-to-tackle issues for the technology – remote driving made possible via teleoperation seems to be positioning itself as the next natural stepping stone.
One interesting use case for teleoperated vehicles is driverless logistics, which makes it possible to operate yard trucks or even long haul trucks completely remotely. It is safe to say that this technology will revolutionize the job of driving a truck and change it forever from being a full time on-the-road job to a work-from-home experience, with the added value that each truck can be operated around the clock.
This process is well under way with several innovative companies already developing and implementing their end-to-end remote driving platforms. Germany seems to be a center of excellency when it comes to remote driving. Take for example FERNRIDE, an ESA BIC Bavaria incubatee based in Munich, which has recently announced that they successfully integrated their remote operation kit into a Terberg Group drive-by-wire AutoTUG.
Massive changes are closer to come than anyone could have thought just a few years ago and remote driving will change the way many work, but one can only wonder what impact this will have on society at large. As a start it will be a welcome change to families who may no longer have to endure dear ones being away for extended period of times or operating machinery in high risk areas.
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