How AI Is driving the future of mobility at Disrupt 2025

Artificial intelligence simply does not change how we work – it transforms how we move. This TechCrunch Disruption 20252 27-29 October San Francisco is happening in Moscan West, AI-powered mobility will take two industrial leaders this AI internship To explore the future of intelligent transportation system: Uber Sachin Kansal and Nuro Dave Ferguson.

Together, Kansal and Ferguson will discuss the developed relationships between AI and dynamics: Predictive models and computer vision are improving the road protection, why the latest mile distribution is a field of autonomy, and what to take to the AI-driven transport scale.

With the transport industry developed so quickly, this session gives you the exclusive internal appearance in the future of mobility. Register now to save up to $ 444 On your pass, or Up to 30% on group passThe

Steering tomorrow: Meet the pioneers of dynamics

Sachin KansalPrincipal Uber TechnologiesThe company supervises the company’s global mobility and distribution products, including protection, sustainability and autonomous vehicle enterprises. He is helping to determine how AI and Automation will give strength to the next generation’s logistic networks from more skilled ride-matching in Uber the next decade. He supervised the Uber’s new initiative for autonomous vehicles, durability, taxis and adolescents for Uber’s new initiatives.

Prior to joining Uber in 2017, he served as Vice President of the product in Lukeout and Chief Product Officer in the Flyohill software. At the beginning of his career, he led the Pam (acquired by HP) for the webOS mobile platform. Sachin received an engineering degree from Gujarat University and Stanford University and wrote several patents in mobile and location technology.

Is being joined with him Dave FergusonCo-founder and president OnlyRobotaxis, self-driving technology company, leads to skeletal autonomy for commercial fleet and personal vehicles. Ferguson’s experience has spread Google’s primary self-driving program (now Wemo) and Carnegie Mellon’s Darpa Urban Challenge-winning team, providing a rare view on how robotic research translates real-world transport epochs.

A top voice in Robotics and AI, Ferguson has published more than 605 papers, holding more than 5 patents and earning MS and PhD in Robotics from Carnegie Mellon University.

Claim your pass to the forefront of mobility innovation

Cities and companies run the same in the same way as smart infrastructure and sustainable mobility, their conversation will provide the underlying view of what may look like intelligent transport in the next decade.

Catch Sachin Kansal And Dave Ferguson At the live TechCrunch Disruption 2025As part of AI internship The program is exploring how artificial intelligence is rebuilding art from art to life sciences. Please register now Before the ticket rate increases.