Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Three-day summit covering autonomous vehicles, connected infrastructure, and mobility policy
- Designed for transportation planners, engineers, policymakers, and technology professionals from government and industry
- Features live demonstrations, interactive exhibits, and hands-on technology experiences
- Addresses deployment challenges, regulatory frameworks, and public-private partnership models
- Sponsors include Waymo, Uber, Ford, Tesla, Zoox, Aurora, and Ericsson
About the Event
The 2026 Florida Automated Vehicles (FAV) Summit convenes transportation technology professionals, public agency officials, and mobility innovators at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort in Orlando, Florida. The three-day program combines main stage sessions, breakout discussions, live technology demonstrations, and exhibits designed for both technical and executive audiences.
Technical and Policy Focus Areas
Sessions examine self-driving vehicles, autonomous freight operations, aerial mobility, and last-mile delivery systems. The program explores intelligent infrastructure requirements, AI integration in transportation networks, and the business models emerging around autonomous technology. Policy discussions address regulatory decisions affecting deployment timelines and the societal implications of widespread autonomy adoption.
Deployment and Integration Challenges
The summit focuses on practical obstacles facing autonomous and connected vehicle deployment, including infrastructure integration, regulatory compliance, and operational considerations. Sessions examine how public-private partnerships can accelerate implementation while addressing safety and governance requirements.
Who Should Attend
The event targets CTOs, CIOs, transportation planners, mobility strategists, policy advisors, civil engineers, and innovation leads working in government agencies, technology companies, consultancies, and academic institutions. Professional development hours are available for engineers. The program serves decision-makers responsible for infrastructure development, technology procurement, and transportation policy.