October 14 to 18, 2025
Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
TECH ACADEMY
Join us in Pavilion 7.1 for 5 days of round-table discussions, keynotes and pitches, featuring contributions from automakers, equipment suppliers, manufacturers and experts.
On the program: feedback from the field and question-and-answer sessions with participants.
Tuesday, October 14
Connected and intelligent glazing
10h30 – 11h15
Focus on sensor-equipped glazing and integrated intelligent solutions. Discussion of glass repairability and the legal and insurance implications.
Animation – Laurent MEILLAUD
Conference: Multi energies
16h15 – 17h00
ADAS sensors: the impact on repairers
14h15 – 15h00
State-of-the-art sensors for automated driving. Technical and legal implications for repairers, with particular reference to calibration procedures and current standards.
Animation – Laurent MEILLAUD
Wednesday, October 15
Focus Tech “Auto Lighting”: understanding, innovating, repairing
10h30 – 12h00
Improving safety, new regulations (European, UNECE or American), design, interaction with road users and infrastructures, etc.
Animation – Paul Henry MATHA
Towards ultra connectivity
16h15 – 17h00
Presentation of advances towards hyperconnected vehicles, including the massive management of on-board data and the optimization of communication systems between vehicles and infrastructures.
Thursday, October 16
Presentation of the automotive industry and careers that recruit
10h30 – 11h15
Animation – WAVE
Plenary conference and Linkedin visibility
14h15 – 15h00
Animation – WAVE
SDA, AI, OTA: new-generation vehicles
12h15 – 13h15
Power electronics
16h15 – 17h00
Animation – Laurent MEILLAUD
Friday, October 17
Battery reparability
10h30 – 11h15
Electric mobility: between technological future and professional responsibilities
14h15 – 15h00
Against a backdrop of accelerating energy transition, this conference proposes a dual approach to enlighten automotive professionals. In the first part, a projection towards emerging technologies in the field of electric recharging will enable us to anticipate developments in the sector. In the second part, a practical focus will address the rights and duties of automotive players with regard to recharging infrastructures: regulatory obligations, legal responsibilities and best practices. A session conducted with Avere, to combine a vision of the future with reality on the ground.
Animation – Laurent MAILLAUD
Vehicle access rights and cyber security
12h15 – 13h15
Spotlight on the challenges of secure access to vehicle data and systems, cybersecurity issues and associated regulations.
Animation – Laurent MAILLAUD
Saturday, October 18
Upstream/downstream collaboration in the face of international competition
10h30 – 11h15
Reflection on the need to strengthen cooperation between players in the sector to cope with competitive pressure, particularly from Asia.
Animation – Laurent MAILLAUD
