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Hans-Joerg Voegel
Manager AI, Robotics, and Cognitive Systems at BMW Group Research, New Technologies, Innovation
Hans-Jörg Vögel is a prominent figure in the automotive and technology sectors, currently holding a leadership position at BMW Group. He received his Dipl.-Ing. and Dr.-Ing. degrees in electrical engineering and information technology from the Munich University of Technology (TUM) in 1993 and 2000, respectively.1
Dr. Vögel's career at BMW Group has been marked by significant roles and contributions:
- Since late 2014, he has been the leader of Future E/E and Enabling Technologies at BMW Group Research.1
- He is currently the Head of Hardware Software Co-Design, focusing on efficient embedded AI, DNN and Hardware Architecture Design, AI Accelerators, and Chiplets.24
- His research interests span across Communication, Automotive, AI & Machine Learning, Cognitive Systems, and Robotics.3
Throughout his career, Dr. Vögel has made substantial contributions to the field:
- He co-authored the textbook "GSM: Switching, Services and Protocols".1
- He has been cited 2,469 times in academic literature, indicating his significant impact in his areas of expertise.3
- He has worked on various projects including secure telematics, vehicle software update methods, onboard security, and privacy protection initiatives.1
Dr. Vögel is also actively involved in the academic community, publishing research papers and participating in conferences related to automotive technology, AI, and robotics.5 His work at BMW Group involves cutting-edge technologies that are shaping the future of mobility, including emotion-aware intelligent vehicle assistants and the integration of generative AI in intelligent vehicle systems.3
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French president Emanuel Macron is currently visiting Berlin. 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 🇪🇺 💖 And we are jointly celebrating. Big shout-out to french-german friendship and collaboration.
" ... la profondeur de l'amitié franco-allemande ... depuis 1963, les deux pays ont accompli ensemble des choses extraordinaires... " (German president Steinmeier / French president Macron)
French-german collaboration is also at the heart of #BMWSummerSchool. 🥇 We are celebrating the 10th edition this year.
🚨 And we have granted some posters a chance to re-submit to accomodate reviewer's remarks. Hence, for sake of fairness we are keeping the registration open for everybody until May 31st.
🚨 Through excellent cooperation, the summer school is also able to provide grants for conference fee waivers and travel support.
🔮 #BMWSummerSchool is co-organized by EURECOM, Technical University of Munich, and BMW Group with the support of BayFrance, Université franco-allemande Deutsch-Französische Hochschule UFA DFH, German-French Academy for the Industry of the Future (GFA).
🔔 We are seeking multi-perspective exchange and hence, as in previous editions, have opened this call for poster submissions from all academic disciplines – from computer science to philosophy, from economics to natural sciences, from legal to psychology.
💪 🔥 Still pondering? See how previous editions went: https://lnkd.in/dq3DwuTh
📣 ⛰ More details In the week of June 30th – July 5th, 2024 we will convene young researchers and (post)graduate students for another week of instigating debate and mini-hackathon on opportunities and challenges of trustworthy artificial intelligence for the future of mobility and beyond. See linke to draft program in the comments 👇
David Gesbert Jérôme Härri Axel Honsdorf Gerhard Kramer Andreas Herkersdorf Peter Dr. Lehnert Olivier Mentz
„Let’s chat, BMW …“ First hackathon on industrial prompt engineering for complex in-vehicle dialogs At BMW, we are always ready to embrace new technologies and turn them into innovation of tangible value. Probably equally much we are about responsible engineering and product safety. Is was hence with great enthusiasm, that we brought together the teams from Aleph Alpha, Fraunhofer IAIS and BMW Group for a hackathon day exploring the potential of latest advances in large language model technology for automotive applications. Challenges ranged across the full spectrum of in-vehicle (and beyond) dialog acts, from conversational chitchat, to factual expert knowledge on cars and their functions, from teaching a language model to become a trustworthy product genius coach on next generation driver assistance functions, to engaging mobility services and integrating with external APIs such as HERE POI search. While it was also great fun for everybody, we all learned a lot during that day, most notably about how excited we all are with the potential of the technology which became clearly visible during the day. We concluded with inspiring pitches from the hackathon teams and demos built on the latest Aleph Alpha models – and with a firm conviction, that this story is to be continued. Thank you so much, Hansi Schäuble, Markus Schmitz, Nicolas Flores-Herr, and Dr. Mathias O. for buying into this spontaneous idea of mine, for bringing our teams together in Munich (incl. partners from ONSEI GmbH), and leveraging the support to creat this event. It was a blast, and I am looking forward to next steps of making things happen. And thank you for being a curious audience during the pitches, Veronika Schuhbeck, Janina Latza and Dogukan Sonmez.
Great job, LLM hackers Christian Süß, Md Rashad Al Hasan Rony, Ken Friedl, Ines Wendler, Carl Senze, Tim Heine Ruland, Constanze Althammer, Julia Schneider, Serena Striegel, Soumy Ranjan Sahoo, Viju Sudhi, Abbas Goher Khan, Roman Teucher, Yan Pan, Jeremy Dillmann, Giuseppe Luzzi, Jana Germies, Abhishek Sunder, Niklas Finken Special shout-out to KI Bundesverband, Daniel Abbou for the instigation during LEAM Conference 2023.
#LargeLanguageModels #GenerativeAI #IntelligentPersonalAssistant #ArtificialIntelligence #AIMadeInEurope #LEAM
