REVIEW THE PLASTIC OMNIUM AND MIT SYMPOSIUM
Innovations for the Next Generation of Mobility
Plastic Omnium and MIT organised the “Innovations for the Next Generation of Mobility” Symposium on 17 October 2023, as part of the MIT-ILP (Industrial Liaison Program).
Innovation in mobility was at the heart of the discussions between MIT scientific experts and Plastic Omnium representatives.
On the agenda: the potential of hydrogen, the challenges of artificial intelligence and its impact on mobility, the emergence of new technologies (nanotechnologies, additive manufacturing technology) and sustainable materials.
The Symposium was opened by speeches from Laurent Favre, CEO of Plastic Omnium, Félicie Burelle, Managing Director and John Roberts, Acting Executive Director of MIT Corporate Relations.
A number of experts then led thematic sessions, including a round table entitled ‘Going Vertical’, with the participation of Félicie Burelle, Chris Smith, Vice-President of Marketing for regional and long-distance truck and bus transport at Michelin, Corinne de Bilbao, CEO of Microsoft France, Minggang Zhang, Deputy Managing Director of Huawei France, and moderated by Philippe Dewost, Former Managing Director of EPITA.
Watch the replay of 17 October 2023
Plastic Omnium has become an active member of the Industrial Liaison Program (ILP), which now has more than 550 members, offering privileged access to thematic conferences and a vast network of 1,400 partner start-ups.
Being at the forefront of anticipating new trends in innovation for the mobility sector has always been in Plastic Omnium’s DNA.
Unlocking the Power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Mobility
Harnessing the Potential of Hydrogen for Sustainable Transportation
Revolutionizing Mobility through Nano Technologies and Additive Manufacturing of Sustainable Materials
Exploring Emerging Technology Trends in the Automotive Industry
Event
october 2023
9:00 AM - 06:00 PM (CET)
Location
#Cloud Business Center
10 bis Rue du 4 septembre,
75002 Paris France
Agenda
Reshaping the physical world with new forms of expression and collaboration between human and machine intelligence.
Harry TULLER
Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
MIT Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Contact us
Should you have any further questions or require additional information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our dedicated event team at: po.innovation@plasticomnium.com.