Element at CES: CV2X with Steve Hayes

With cellular-vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technology, vehicles can communicate directly with other vehicles as well as infrastructure, resulting in safer and more efficient transportation. This 30-minute webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of C-V2X technology and its profound impact on the automotive industry. Attendees will gain a deep understanding of the technology's origins, its recent advancements, and the current landscape of connected vehicles.
In addition, the webinar will trace the historical development of C-V2X, from its early testing phases to the recent regulatory changes that have accelerated its adoption. It will also explore the current state of the industry, examining both established and emerging applications, as well as ongoing research and development efforts.
Looking towards the future, the webinar will offer insights into the predicted trajectory of C-V2X and connected vehicles including the technology’s potential to revolutionize transportation by enhancing safety, efficiency, and sustainability.
Key takeaways include:
A comprehensive understanding of C-V2X technology and its evolution
Insights into the current state of connected vehicles and ongoing industry developments
A forward-looking perspective on the future potential of C-V2X and its impact on transportation
An audience Q&A session will follow the technical presentation.

Available to registered CES attendees only

Steve is a leading expert in regulatory approval for worldwide market access of Connected Devices including medical, automotive and consumer and IoT products. As a European, Steve is very active in the CE and UKCA marking requirements for Europe as well as the regulatory, industry and carrier approvals for North America. As well as having a detailed understanding the various regulatory systems around the globe, Steve is sits on various standards committees in IEC/CISPR and ETSI which also influence the ANSI work in the US. 

 Steve was recently recognized with the IEC 1906 award for his contributions to CISPR standards and is the primary and contributing author on a number of Technical Guidance Notes relating to radio equipment used in vehicles. 

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