FAU FMRI coverage identifies the 2017 summit as a two-day Tampa event.
A Movement Gaining Traction
By 2017, the FAV Summit was already bringing together the voices shaping the future of transportation. Leaders, innovators, and policymakers came to share ideas, challenge perspectives, and push the industry forward.
Each year builds on the last, and this was a moment where that momentum truly began to accelerate.
The summit brought statewide and national transportation leaders to Tampa.
The 2017 program continued the summit's early growth and sold-out momentum.
FMRI research associate Bratislav Ostojic presented connected-vehicle simulator research.
Archive
What This Year Covered
Automated
The program looked at how automated vehicle systems could move from research into deployment.
Connected
Connected-vehicle environments, vehicle-to-infrastructure thinking, and traffic-signal research were part of the year.
Electric
Electric mobility was included alongside automation as part of the broader ACES framework.
Shared
Shared mobility rounded out the summit's ACES focus and set up later conversations on transit automation.
Program
Agenda Highlights
Foundational Tampa Archive
- 5th Annual FAV Summit
FAU FMRI coverage identifies the 2017 summit as a November 14-15 Tampa event focused on automated, connected, electric, and shared mobility.
- Technology, Operations, and Policy
Industry leaders attended to address the technologies, operations, and policy issues shaping autonomous and connected vehicle deployment.
- Florida Deployment Climate
The summit mission centered on what Florida was doing to create the right climate for implementation and deployment of autonomous and connected vehicle technologies.
- Connected Vehicle Research
FMRI research associate Bratislav Ostojic presented driving-simulator research involving connected vehicle environments.
Notable Archive Details
- Industry leaders attended to address transportation technology, operations, and policy issues.
- The summit mission centered Florida's role in creating the right climate for autonomous and connected vehicle deployment.
- The event became a foundation for the more demonstration-heavy 2018 and Miami 2019 programs.