Activities 2026

On this page you will find a list of upcoming and ongoing events in which we, as the Measurement, Control, and Diagnostic Systems Department at Fraunhofer IOSB, are participating.

A cordial invitation - we look forward to meeting you on one of these occasions!!

IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems-ITSC 2026

September 15–19 in Naples, Italy

ITSC is the leading annual conference where researchers, engineers, industry professionals, and students from industry, universities, and government agencies are invited to present their latest work and discuss research findings in the field of intelligent transportation systems, with presentations on new developments in theory, analytical and numerical simulation and modeling, experimental methods, advanced implementation, and case studies.

"Sensitivity Analysis of Deep-Learning Perception Models to Sensing Parameters"

Anne Sielemann is presenting this paper in Naples. The paper aims to help systematically identify safety-critical limits in AI through highly realistic simulations-rather than waiting until the system is already in operation.  Through physics-based simulation and detailed sensor models, datasets can be generated that realistically represent camera parameters such as exposure time versus ISO, for example, and can be used as training and test datasets for deep learning.

She's looking forward to the visit—we hope you have fruitful discussions about simulation and reliable, robust AI!

ASAM International Conference-AIC 2026

November 4–5, 2026, Munich, Germany

The ASAM 2026 aims to examine the entire process “from code to the road”-how continuous development, testing, data management, diagnostics, and AI come together to ensure safer and more reliable mobility.

»Mobility Standards and Scenario Data«

In November,  Jens Ziehn will present one of the most important outcomes of our AVEAS project in Munich: the "STRADE" metadata standard, officially designated as DIN SAE SPEC 91518:2026-01.

The standard combines the ASAM OpenLABEL® and OpenDRIVE® data standards to enable the storage and exchange of high-resolution traffic scenarios in the fields of automated driving and traffic safety.