7th ACM Computer Science in Cars Symposium (CSCS)

CSCS is ACM’s flagship Car IT event and we welcome you to CSCS 2023.

CSCS brings together researchers, practitioners, developers, and anyone interested in solving the myriad complex problems of modern vehicles. The conference offers a common platform to discuss new developments in vehicle technology and its applications. The two main topics of the conference are Artificial Intelligence and Security for Vehicles. In addition to the presentation of current research contributions from these areas, the conference offers the opportunity for networking, joint brainstorming on current challenges and the development of new solutions.

Artificial Intelligence and Security for Vehicles

Artificial Intelligence and Security for Vehicles are both very important research areas due to the current drive in making vehicles fully autonomous and more and more connected. Computers will be responsible for handling the driving and changing conditions or environments make this very challenging and important for ensuring safe operations of driverless vehicles. However, the associated connectivity of vehicles must be secured against attackers, as successful attacks can have devastating effects.

Technology and automotive giants have vested interest and large investments to make autonomous driving commonplace. With rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and security for vehicles at so many different sources it can get hard to keep up with the state-of-the-art. Whether it is a record-breaking achievement of the world’s first “fully autonomous” taxi service or a new security protocol for over-the-air updates, the place to discuss and learn would be CSCS.

Venue

Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences is one of the largest universities of applied sciences in Germany. It is located in the City of Science Darmstadt. One of the highlights of Darmstadt is the Mathildenhöhe, which was recently recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.