AMA was on the ground for AutoTech Detroit 2023, joining panels and roundtables that brought together OEMs, suppliers, and software companies driving the connected-vehicle
AMA was on the ground for AutoTech Detroit 2023, joining panels and roundtables that brought together OEMs, suppliers, and software companies driving the connected-vehicle agenda.
AMA was on the ground for AutoTech Detroit 2023, joining panels and roundtables that brought together OEMs, suppliers, and software companies driving the connected-vehicle agenda.
Managing Director George Ayres, Dan Teeter, and Chip Goetzinger spent the week on the show floor and on stage — walking partner booths, comparing notes with technology providers, and joining conversations on connected-vehicle data, safety, and in-vehicle software.
The week underscored Detroit's continued role as the proving ground where ADAS, in-vehicle software, and electrification programs come together — and where the relationships that move them forward get built in person.
The AMA team arrives at AutoTech: Detroit 2023.
Comparing notes with the Valtech Mobility team on the exhibit floor.
George Ayres with Theo-Han Jansen of WirelessCar.
Dan Teeter on the AutoTech Detroit panel stage.
Show-floor conversations between sessions.
Coverage from the field
Our team and partners posted live from AMA at AutoTech Detroit 2023. See the latest on the AutoMobility Advisors LinkedIn page.
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