TESTERS’ DAY 2026
October 1st, Gothenburg, Sweden
International workshop for test engineers and suppliers in automated vehicle testing
We are pleased to invite you to participate at Testers’ Day in October 1st, 2026, in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Testers’ Day is the place to be for test engineers, test experts and suppliers with focus on ADAS and automated driving, internationally and nationally. Testers’ Day will consist of presentations, demonstration and workshops.
As a participant during Tester’s Day 2026, you gain more knowledge about the latest technology in automotive and have the opportunity to talk and discuss with presenters, exhibitors, demo partners and other participants. You meet the right people, at the right time and in the right context.
KEYNOTES HIGHLIGHTS
Beyond Satellite Navigation: From Mars to Mobility
How do we determine where we are, and how can a machine navigate autonomously when there is no satellite navigation, no road and no opportunity for real-time human control? Drawing on his experience from the ExoMars Rover programme and autonomous-driving development at Volvo Cars, Michael Schön explores the principles connecting navigation in space, autonomous mobility on Mars and self-driving vehicles on Earth. Read more »
Title: Beyond Satellite Navigation: From Mars to Mobility
Speaker: Michael Schön, CEO MeridianVertex AB
Time: 09.15, October 1
From vision to validation
Join us for an exclusive session where Johan shares the story behind Coretura, the company’s vision for the future of software-defined vehicles, and their perspective on technology strategy, software quality, SIL and HIL validation. A unique opportunity to gain first-hand insights into the challenges and opportunities shaping next-generation automotive development. Read more »
Title: From vision to validation
Speaker: Johan Lundén, CEO of Coretura
Time: 14.45, October 1
LATEST NEWS
When GNSS Can No Longer Be Trusted
Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) have long been regarded as a fundamental component of navigation and positioning. In today’s autonomous vehicles, however, their role has changed. GNSS is no longer a standalone source of positioning data but an integrated part of a complex sensor ecosystem in which accurate positioning is critical for both functionality and safety. Read more »
AI anticipates traffic situations
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) have in a short time become a central part of the vehicle safety architecture. Functions such as adaptive cruise control, lane centering and automatic emergency braking today rely on sophisticated sensor fusion and real-time analysis of the traffic environment. The next stage of development, however, is even more ambitious. Read more »
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Torbjörn Persson
torbjorn.persson@provinn.se
+46 70-280 75 25
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Dan Wallander
dan.wallander@contentavenue.se
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