The 5th Annual
Princeton SmartDrivingCars Summit
June 2-4, Princeton University
Program
Keynote: Dr. Robert Hampshire
Keynote Speech by Dr. Robert Hampshire
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Research & Technology;
Chief Science Officer, USDOT
Robert Hampshire serves as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology. Hampshire was previously an associate professor at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan. He was also a research associate professor in both the U-M Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) and Michigan Institute for Data Science (MIDAS), and an affiliated faculty member in the Department of Industrial and Operations Engineering (IOE).
Round table Discussions: Scaling the MOVES Model throughout Mercer County, New Jersey, and Beyond
Trenton MOVES is positioned to be “first in the world” proof-of-market for this emerging technology whose ultimate success requires its expansion to serve the rest of Mercer County, its replication in New Jersey’s other cities and surrounding counties and its ultimate massive scaling throughout the USA.
In these two round table discussions and workshops, we gather policymakers, elected officials, and community leaders across Mercer County, New Jersey, and beyond to jointly work on tangible solutions and partnerships to deliver “safe, equitable, affordable, sustainable, high-quality” mobility for all to the many of the Trentons in the world.
The workshops will take place in Carl A. Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding at Princeton University.
Reception and Banquet @ Prospect House
6pm Group photo in Prospect Garden
6pm - 7pm Reception @ Prospect House (Drawing Room / Presidential Dining Room / Library) - Open to all registrants
7pm - 9pm Banquet Dinner @ Prospect House (Open to Banquet registrants and invited guests only)
Friday Afternoon Breakout Sessions
Breakout Room A: Creating an Effective Public Private Partnership
Friend Center 113 - Convocation Room
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Session Lead:
Bryant Walker Smith, Associate Professor of Law, University of South Carolina
Discussants:
Kevin Biesty, President / Founder, Biesty Policy Solutions
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, Adjunct Professor of Economics, George Washington University
Bernard Soriano, Deputy Director, California DMV
Richard Sun, Senior Policy Advisor, Transportation and Infrastructure, Office of Governor Phil Murphy
Andrew Tunnard, Assistant Commissioner, NJDOT
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Session Lead:
Matt Daus, Founder and Chair of the Transportation Practice Group, Windels Marx
Discussants:
Christina Aizcorbe, VP of Government Affairs, Velodyne
Jeff Brandes, Florida State Senator
Baruch Feigenbaum, Senior Managing Director, Transportation Policy, Reason Foundation
Katherine Freund, Founder and President, ITNAmerica
John Rossant, CEO, CoMotion; Founder & Chairman, NewCities
Breakout Room B: The Sociology and Design of Driverless Cities
Friend Center 008
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Session Goal:
How do we solve the last 1,000 feet of autonomous mobility (pick-up & drop-off)?
What does the future of streets and sidewalks look like?
How can we design an equitable and accessible transit system based on autonomous vehicles?
Session Moderator:
Marshall Brown, Associate Professor of Architecture, Princeton University
Jerry He, Executive Director, CARTS
Discussants:
Bob Kacergis, Chief Commercial OfficerMomentum Dynamics
Anil Lewis, Executive Director, Blindness Initiatives, National Federation of the Blind
Jerome Lutin, Senior Director of Statewide and Regional Planning, New Jersey Transit (Retired); Co-author, “1975 Trenton Transit Study”
Willa Ng, Partnerships and Strategy Lead (Pebble), Google
Prashanth Venkataram, Postdoctoral researcher, University of California, Davis, Institute of Transportation Studies
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Session Moderator
Henry Greenidge, Co-Head Of Transportation @ Tusk Strategies
Patricia Fernendez-Kelly, Professor of Sociology, Princeton University
Discussants:
Pam Brooks, Director of Resident and Community Services, Trenton Housing Authority
Helena Rong, Founder, CIVIS Design and Advisory
Selika Talbott, Founder, Autonomous Vehicle Consulting, LLC
Daisy Wall, Director of Policy and Advocacy, May Mobility
Breakout Room C: Technology Room
Friend Center 006
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Moderator:
Alain Kornhauser, Professor, Princeton University
Discussants:
Jennifer Foote, SVP Business Development @ Beep
Johann (JJ) Jungwirth, Vice President of Mobility-as-a-Service @ Mobileye
Urs Muller, Senior Director of System Software/Chief Architect-Autonomous Driving, Nvidia
Ed Olson, CEO @ May Mobility
Carter Stern, Senior Government Affairs Manager @ Cruise
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Precept Lead:
Daniel Sperling, Professor & Director of Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Davis
Discussants:
Meghan Grela, Autonomous Mobility Lead, Via
Cheryl Kastrenakes, Executive Director at Greater Mercer TMA
Ellen Partridge, Policy and Strategy Director @ Shared-Use Mobility Center
Michael Shamma, President & CEO, Sam Schwartz
Keynote - Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti
Keynote Speech by Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti
19th Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Transportation
Friday Morning Registration & Plenary Session
8:00 AM
Light breakfast @ Robertson Hall Dining Room
Made possible by Nvidia DRIVE
8: 45 AM: Welcoming Address
Alain Kornhauser, Professor at Princeton University
Christine O'Brien, Co-creator of the Princeton SmartDrivingCar Summits
9:00 AM: Learning from Others - Deployment of Computer Chauffeured Mobility
Learning from Europe (Adriano Alessandrini, University of Florence)
Learning from California (Bernard Soriano, CA DMV)
Learning from Florida (Senator Jeff Brandes, Florida State Senate)
Learning from Arizona (Kevin Biesty, Biesty Policy Solutions / Formerly ADOT)
Learning from Greenville, SC (Fred Payne, Chair, Carolina RIDES+)
How USDOT Can Facilitate Advancement of New Technology (Diana Furchtgott-Roth, Adjunct Professor of Economics, George Washington University)
11:45 AM: Towards a Scalable Deployment of Computer Chauffeured Mobility
“Lessons Learned to properly serve the mobility aspitations and needs of seniors”, Katherine Freund, Founder and President, ITN America
“Lessons Learned to properly address accessibility challenges”, Anil Lewis, Executive Director, National Federation of the Blind
“Lessons Learned to achieve acquiescent ride-sharing” - Dan Sperling, Professor & Director of ITS, UC Davis
“Lessons Learned from Human-Chauffeured Mobility to best achieve Computer-chaeffeured mobility”, Matt Daus, Partner @ Windels Marx / CUNY
“Safe, Equitable, Affordable, Sustainable and High-quality Autonomous MaaS for All: Learning from Jerusalem” - Johann Jungwirth, Mobileye’s Vice President of Mobility-as-a-Service
Welcoming Reception
Informal VIP welcoming and networking among speakers, sponsors and exhibitors.
Small bites and beverages - Come hungry & thirsty.
The 5th Annual
Princeton SmartDrivingCars Summit
June 2-4, Princeton University