Tagung/Kongress

Mobile Machine Electronics

Name: Mobile Machine Electronics
Start: 2026-10-14
End: 2026-10-15
Location: Kongresshaus Baden-Baden Betriebsgesellschaft mbH

Veranstaltungsnummer: 01TA111

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Die Internationale VDI-Tagung „Mobile Machine Electronics” findet vom 14. bis 15. Oktober 2026 statt, gemeinsam mit dem internationalen VDI-Kongress “ELIV” – Der weltweit größte Kongress für Automobil-Elektronik, Software und Anwendungen. Über 1000 Expert*innen treffen sich hier, um sich über aktuelle technische Lösungen aus Forschung und Entwicklung zu informieren.

Auf dem Gebiet der mobilen Arbeitsmaschinen stehen spannende Veränderungen bevor. Die Einführung der ersten autonom fahrenden Traktoren, Agrarroboter und Baumaschinen im praktischen Einsatz ist ein bemerkenswerter Erfolg. Um jedoch wirklich autonom und effizient zu sein, müssen alle Arbeitsprozesse automatisiert werden. Die Industrie stellt sich dieser Herausforderung mit Hilfe von intelligenter Sensorik und künstlicher Intelligenz. Auf der Tagung „Mobile Machine Electronics“ werden inspirierende Ansätze und Innovationen präsentiert, die verdeutlichen, wie die Leistungsfähigkeit der Maschinen mit dem Grad der Automatisierung steigt.

Die neuen autonomen Konzepte verändern die Arbeitsweise von mobilen Arbeitsmaschinen grundlegend. Arbeiten werden in der Regel auf einer Cloudplattform mit Planungs- und Überwachungsfunktionen vorgeplant. Cloudbasiertes Flottenmanagement sorgt für eine effiziente Verfügbarkeit und erleichtert die Planung der Einsätze. Allerdings erhöht das heterogene Angebot dieser Plattformen die Einstiegshürden in den Markt. Die Frage ist, wie die Industrie Interoperabilität ermöglichen und standardisierte Schnittstellen bereitstellen wird.

Die Tagung „Mobile Machine Electronics“ bietet eine großartige Gelegenheit, um über neue Technologien, Verfahren, Robotik, künstliche Intelligenz und Maschinen für eine effiziente Landwirtschaft zu diskutieren.

Programm

07:30	Registration
	Keynotes Moderation: Dr. Rolf Zöller, DigiTrans Consulting, Tübingen, former Porsche AG and Porsche Digital
08:45	Opening of the Congress, Current Market Situation & Hour of Topical Interest Dr. Rolf Zöller, CEO and Founder, DigiTrans Consulting, Tübingen, former Porsche AG and Porsche Digital, ELIV Program Committee Chairman, and Dr.-Ing. Carsten Hoff, CEO, dSPACE Group SE & Co. KG, Paderborn, Mobile Machine Electronics Program Committee Chairman
09:00	The Cars Are the Proof. The SW-Factory Is the Story. How Scalable Architectures and AI are Reshaping Automotive Development Neue Klasse: proving that a next-generation electronics architecture can scale across products, powertrains, and markets From Software Factory to AI Factory: scaling software engineering to turn innovation into industrial reality Beyond the OEM: building the industry-wide collaboration needed for AI-powered development Dr. Christoph Grote, Senior Vice President AI & Innovation, BMW Group, Munich
09:30	Co-Creating the Future of Mobility: India and Europe in the Next Decade Electrification, Software & AI Transforming Automotive Engineering India as a Hub for Integrated Product Development & Validation Scaling Next-Generation Mobility through India-Europe Collaboration Kishor Patil, Co-Founder, MD & CEO at KPIT \| Vice Chair, NASSCOM \| Chairman, Advisory Board at QORIX, Pune, India
10:00	The Future of Farming – From Automation to full Autonomy Challenges of farmers and modern agriculture Automation of working – how processes are automated Automation of driving – how machines become autonomous Outlook on the future of farming Dr.-Ing. Martin von Hoyningen-Huene, Member of CLAAS Group Executive Board \| EVP BU Tractors and Implements, SU Engineering (Group CTO), CLAAS KGaA mbH, Harsewinkel, Co-Authors: Christian Poschmann, MBA, Felix Giesker, M. Eng., both: CLAAS Selbstfahrende Erntemaschinen GmbH, Harsewinkel
10:30	Coffee break, Exhibition and Start-up Area visit
	Smart Components Moderation: Dr.-Ing. Georg Kormann, John Deere GmbH & Co. KG Intelligent Solutions Group, Kaiserslautern
11:15	AI-Driven Real-Time Automation of Variable Rate Applications (VRA) Using Multispectral Camera System: Multi-Year Field Validation in Cotton Evaluation of an AI-enabled camera-based sensing system for real-time VRA in cotton Integration of multispectral imaging, environmental sensors, and onboard AI for crop vigor and biomass assessment Performance validation in commercial cotton fields vs. conventional practices Leveraging results to optimize inputs, reduce agrochemicals, and improve sustainability – without compromising yield or fiber quality Nikolaos Georgiadis, M. Sc., Agronomy Lead, Research & Development, Co-Author: Dr. Christina Vogiatzi, Konstantinos Papachristos, all: CNH, Metamorphosis, Greece
11:45	Dynamic Agricultural Environment for Real-Time Physics-Based Sensor Simulation Real-time dynamic agricultural environment model for large-scale plant populations and harvesting processes Physics-based, sensor-consistent scene generation with materialaccurate assets High-fidelity LiDAR and camera simulation Framework for validation of autonomous functions and HIL testing of mobile agricultural machinery Dr.-Ing. Nico Rüddenklau, Project Manager, Automated Driving & Software Solutions, Co-Author: Dr. Thomas, Lessmann, both: dSPACE SE & Co. KG, Paderborn
12:15	From Sensor Capability to Real-World Applications – LiDAR as an Enabler for Automation and Safety in Mobile Machines Sensor capability today vs. real-world impact Designing LiDAR architectures for scalable automation Understanding complexity of harsh Off-Highway environments Oli Ramoli, Manager, Business Development & Key Accounts EMEIA, Seyond Europe GmbH, Eschborn
12:45	Lunch, Exhibition and Start-up Area visit
	Automation and Autonomy Moderation: Dr.-Ing. Carsten Hoff, dSPACE Group SE & Co. KG, Paderborn
14:15	Smart Automation in Roadbuilding: Development of Highly Integrated, Data Driven and Connected Machine Automation Leveraging automatic machine control based on external surveying data with GNSS & RTK localization Upfront data validation & visualization increases predictability of results Optimizing rideability and drainage with automatic wavelength and cross-slope correction on cold mills Enhancing pavement accuracy and reducing material waste through automated 2D positioning on pavers Dipl.-Ing. Johannes Zametzer, Associate Director Digitalization and Production Systems, R&D, WIRTGEN GROUP – Construction Technologies Holding GmbH, Windhagen and Dr.-Ing. Tobias Groll, Joseph Vögele AG, Ludwigshafen am Rhein and Manuel Rossa, M. Sc., Wirtgen GmbH, Windhagen
14:45	Large-Scale Offroad Robotics: Autonomy for Heavy Machinery Autonomous heavy machinery in construction, earthmoving, and hazardous offroad environments Multimodal sensing, digital twins, simulation-supported development, and real-world validation Semantic environment understanding for offroad autonomy Dr.-Ing. Janko Petereit, Group Manager Autonomous Robotic Systems, R&D, Fraunhofer IOSB, Karlsruhe
15:15	Autonomy at the Jobsite: Turning Technology into Customer Value Construction equipment automation – demand, readiness, and strategy are aligned Improve safety, efficiency, and productivity while reducing risk exposure Progress from assistance to full autonomy – tailored solutions to each application and market Ensure success with practical tech, scalable interfaces, and strong safety and cybersecurity Dr.-Ing. Michael Schwall, Research Engineer, R&D, Volvo Construction Equipment GmbH, Konz
15:45	Systematic Collection of Multimodal Images and Creation of a Farm Field World Model for Highly Predictive Farming Operation Architecture of autonomy stack with perception, reasoning and control layer AI models/technologies Data workflow of farming operation with the architecture and tech stack Example use cases for application Somenath Mukherjee, Engineer, R&D, CNH Industrial, Oak Brook, USA, Co-Author: Jacob Deines, CNH Industrial, Sioux Falls, USA
16:15	Coffee break, Exhibition and Start-up Area visit
	Software Defined Machines Moderation: Dr.-Ing. Steffen Mutschler, Bosch Rexroth AG, Ulm
17:00	Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV): Leadership Problem or Execution Dilemma? Detailed Analysis of the State of the Industry from Technology to Processes SDV as most discussed yet least fully realized transformation Deep-Dive into the current state of the SDV transformation for mobile machines supported by cross-industry case studies and outside-in assessments Highlighting concrete strategic actions OEMs can take to adapt legacy structures with software-centric cultures and leverage partnerships to accelerate progress Insights about SDV monetization pathways Michael Herdrich, Project Team Member, Consulting, Co-Author: Patrick Eisele, both: P3 Consulting GmbH, Stuttgart
17:30	Software-Defined Autonomy: How Standard Hardware Scales in New Applications Software over specialized hardware: scalable autonomy Case example: control unit for mobile machines & AI hazard-zone monitoring Safety-critical perception: ML-Ops for safe AI Dynamic safety: continuous assurance in the field Kevin Hirsch, M. Sc., Lead Engineer, R&D, ITK Engineering GmbH, Rülzheim, Co-Author: Max Rasumak, ITK Engineering GmbH, Lollar
18:00	Mature User Experience in Software-Defined Machines: From Interface Design to Product Differentiation From softwarization to complexity: how software-defined machines reshape interaction, workflows and user expectations Beyond interface design: UX as a driver for product differentiation, efficiency and customer value creation Patterns of UX integration: how organizational and product decisions impact clarity, development speed and market positioning A pragmatic framework for UX maturity: applying targeted design levers aligned with business goals and technical constraints Dr. Jan Seifert, Lead User Experience, User Experience Design, UID GmbH, Darmstadt
18:30	End of the 1st Congress Day
19:00	Night of Electronics Experience the unique charm of Baden-Baden’s historic Kurhaus while reconnecting with familiar traditions: alongside food and drinks, our popular evening party with DJ returns once again. Take the opportunity to network in an inspiring atmosphere and enjoy memorable conversations beyond the congress program.

08:30	Keynote Driving the Future of Mobility – Architecting the AI-Defined Vehicle Thomas Böhm, Senior Vice President Automotive Microcontroller, Infineon Technologies, Munich
	Connectivity and Communication Moderation: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Herlitzius, Dresden University of Technology
09:00	From Harvest Data to Decisions: Introducing a Framework for Interoperable Task Records in Connected Agricultural Systems Unlocking the full value of harvest data for smarter farming decisions Turning timelog data into actionable insights and clear performance patterns Pre-interpreted, ready-to-use maps enabling seamless data exchange From concept to scale: implementation strategies and standardization frameworks Christian Schöer, M. Sc., Leading Engineer, Construction & Development, Co-Author: Dr. Alexander Grever, both: Maschinenfabrik Bernard KRONE GmbH & Co. KG, Spelle
09:30	From Big Data to Fast Data: Feedback-Controlled Data Collection on the Edge Big data logging in mobile machines faces coverage gaps, bias, redundancy, and high costs “Fast data” approach: on-vehicle algorithm selects only the most informative samples in real time Benefits: less bandwidth, storage, and processing with better data quality and coverage Improves AI robustness and real-world generalization Dr.-Ing. Tobias Schürmann, Department Manager, Embedded Systems and Sensors Engineering (ESS), FZI Forschungszentrum Informatik, Karlsruhe, Co-Authors: Philipp Reis, FZI Forschungszentrum Informatik, Karlsruhe, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eric Sax, Institut für Technik der Informationsverarbeitung (ITIV), Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Karlsruhe
10:00	High-Speed ISOBUS (HSI) for Next-Generation Precision Agriculture High-speed backbone for future machine communication Cameras, control, diagnostics, and updates on one network Migration path with existing CAN-based systems Challenges in connectors, cybersecurity, and standardization Jason Roesbeke, M. Sc., Senior Embedded Software Engineer, R&D, CNH, Zedelgem, Belgium, Co-Authors: Stefan Richter, M. Sc., CNH Industrial Deutschland GmbH, Dresden, Marius Zwicker, M. Sc., CNH Industrial Deutschland GmbH, Würzburg
10:30	SOVD for High-Speed ISOBUS: Challenges of Dynamic, Multi-Vendor Systems Mismatch between diagnostics for legacy and software-defined machinery architectures HighSpeed ISOBUS defines the technical foundation with SOVD being the diagnostic solution SOVD is structurally aligned with software-defined machinery, but essential functionalities are missing Major functionality to be added to SOVD is plug-n-play support for HighSpeed ISOBUS in dynamic and multi-vendor environments Dr. rer. nat. Boris Böhlen, Senior Program Manager, Business Development, Co-Author: Dr. Diana Fischer, both: DSA Daten- und Systemtechnik GmbH, Aachen
11:00	Coffee break, Exhibition and Start-up Area visit
11:45	Lightning Talks – 10 Innovative Three-minute Rapid-fire Pitches on Automotive Topics
	Electrification Moderation: Dr.-Ing. Michael Schwall, Volvo Construction Equipment Germany GmbH, Konz
12:15	Re-Engineering the Jobsite: Lessons from Electrifying a Compact Dumper with Telematic Function Electrification of construction equipment machinery starting from ICE powered machine System Integration architecture: from propulsion to auxiliaries Controls/Automation and Safety on a scalable electric system Efficiency improvements and total cost of ownership Ph.D. Eng. Paolo Patroncini, Managing Director/CEO, R&D, 4e consulting srl (ZAPI Group), Ferrara, Italy
12:45	Unlocking the Full Value of Traction Batteries: Vehicle-to-X Opportunities for Low Voltage Mobile Machinery Why electric mobile machines need added value beyond propulsion – and how V2X helps offset high battery costs Overview of the V2X ecosystem (V2L, V2H, V2G), including standards, regulations, and off-highway specific challenges High-value real-world applications Future V2H/V2G opportunities Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Philipp Tielmann, Head of Powertrain Solutions Sales, Business Development & Productmanagement, Jungheinrich Norderstedt AG & Co. KG, Norderstedt, Co-Author: Dipl.-Ing. Christian Jäger, Industrie Elektronik Brilon GmbH (IEB), Brilon
13:15	DC Charging Communication and Megawatt Charging System (MCS) for Electrified Mobile Machines – Standards, Architecture and System Integration Overview of DC charging communication from IEC 61851 to ISO 15118 Communication sequence and system architecture for high-power charging Transition from CCS to MCS and adoption of ISO 15118-20 Ethernet-based communication (10BASE-T1S) and cybersecurity requirements Dr. Stefan Nagel, CTO, Head of Division, Chargebyte GmbH, Lepzig
13:45	Lunch, Exhibition and Start-up Area visit
	Keynotes and Conclusion Moderation: Dr. Rolf Zöller, DigiTrans Consulting, Tübingen
15:00	From SDV to AI‑DV – An OEM Perspective Software-Defined Architecture – AI-Native Architecture Data-Centric Vehicle Lifecycle Autonomous Intelligence at Scale Katrin Matthes, Lead Software Technologist, R&D, Ampere, Biot, France
15:30	Keynote – To be announced shortly
16:00	Conclusion & Closing of the Congress
16:15	End of the Congress

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Zielgruppe

Die Internationale VDI-Tagung „Mobile Machine Electronics“ richtet sich an Fach- und Führungskräfte, die in der Elektronik-, Software- und Hardwareentwicklung bei Herstellern und Zulieferern von mobilen Arbeitsmaschinen, Elektronik-, Software- und Hardwareunternehmen, Dienstleistern oder an Hochschulen und Instituten tätig sind.

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