Bits, Bites & Insights at CES 2026

Bits, Bites & Insights

on: Jan 07, 2026 | 11:00 am PST

at: CES 2026 | LVCC, West Hall and Diamond Lot, booth #3161 (Deepen AI)

ASAM and Deepen AI invite you to “Bits, bites & Insights” at CES 2026.

Get a first look at three key ASAM initiatives: ASAM OpenX for Offroad, ASAM SOVD, and ASAM DMS/VOMS. We’ll kick off with short presentations of each project, followed by open discussions where your insights and questions drive the conversation.

Join us for drinks, snacks, and informal table discussions – this is where the conversation happens!

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Topics we will talk about:

ASAM OpenX in offroad applications

ASAM OpenX standards are widely used for validating ADAS and AD functions in on-road vehicles. However, automation is rapidly advancing in off-road sectors like construction, agriculture, and mining. These domains introduce challenges far beyond classical road scenarios, including deformable terrain, varying soil types, dynamic obstacles, and complex material-handling tasks.

ASAM conducted a concept project to investigate offroad requirements, covering terrain modeling, sensor robustness in harsh conditions, multi-vehicle coordination, and the creation of high-fidelity digital twins from point cloud data. We’ll share the findings of this project and outline where current ASAM OpenX standards need to be extended to enable more accurate, scalable, and interoperable simulations for the next generation of autonomous offroad machines.
 

ASAM SOVD – data access to SDVs

Designed for Diagnostics – built for more! ASAM SOVD goes beyond traditional Diagnostics: it enables OTA updates, standardized access to in-vehicle Measurement data, and service-oriented interaction with passenger, commercial, agricultural, and any other type of vehicles.

As vehicles evolve more and more into IoT devices, the demand to efficiently diagnose both ECUs and HPCs grows. ASAM SOVD meets this need while simultaneously supporting additional functionalities like OTA software updates, fleet management, predictive maintenance, remote monitoring, and secure software lifecycle management. It integrates seamlessly with existing protocols (e.g., UDS) and uses modern web technologies (REST, JSON) for fast, flexible, and scalable access. Join us and learn how ASAM SOVD enables access to vehicle data.

ASAM DMS / VOMS

Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS) help prevent accidents caused by driver fatigue, distraction, or other forms of impaired driving. ASAM’s standardization project aims to define a technology-agnostic, language-independent API and a machine-readable QA Data Model for Vehicle Occupant Monitoring Systems (VOMS).

The upcoming Standard will enable efficient toolchain integration, system interoperability, consistent testing, and innovation. It will provide a common framework to accelerate development, improve safety, and make high-quality driver monitoring solutions widely accessible. Join us and find out what you can expect.