What is the impact of AI & Robotics on Mobility?
Welcome by Carlo van de Weijer, master of ceremony, and Joyce de Winter, exhibtion manager of Intertraffic
Keynote by Michiel van Ratingen, Secretary General at Euro NCAP
Keynote by Daniel Quirke, Senior public policy manager at Wayve
Q&A and presentation by Isabel Capp, Head of Regulatory Policy at the UK's Centre for Connected and Automated Vehicles.
Intertraffic Awards 2026 - Announcing the winners in the different categories, presented by Pieter Litjens, CEO CROW and Chairman of the Jury
Wrap-up and official kick-off of the Intertraffic Summit programme by master of ceremony Carlo van de Weijer
Isabel is the Head of Regulatory Policy at the UK’s Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles. She leads a team focused on developing the Great Britain's (GB) regulatory framework, ensuring automated vehicles operate safely and securely on GB roads. She has wide-ranging experience leading development of government policy, including within the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, and the Cabinet Office.
Dr. Michiel van Ratingen (born 1966) is a leading figure in international vehicle safety assessment. He studied at the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, earning MSc and PDEng degrees, and completed his PhD through Eindhoven University of Technology and the Medical University of Maastricht.
He began his career in 1995 at TNO Automotive, joining the Crash Safety Research and Development unit, where he contributed to advancements in vehicle crash performance and occupant protection. In 2005, he became Technical Director at First Technology Safety Systems (FTSS) in the U.S., overseeing global engineering activities. His responsibilities included the design and validation of crash test dummies, sensor technologies, and computational models used worldwide in automotive safety testing.
Since 2007, Dr. van Ratingen has served as Secretary General of the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) in Belgium. In this role, he has led significant updates to vehicle safety rating protocols, notably introducing and expanding crash avoidance technology testing, helping shift industry focus toward active safety and driver assistance systems.
He is a trustee of Global NCAP in the UK and technical consultant to Latin NCAP. His honours include the TNO Crash Safety Award, the Bertil Aldman Award, the U.S. Government Special Award of Appreciation and the Automotive Safety Council Pathfinder Award.
Carlo van de Weijer has a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from the TU Eindhoven and a PhD degree with honors from TU in Graz. He carries a broad experience in the automotive industry with a.o. executive positions at Siemens and TomTom. Currently he is managing director of the newly founded Eindhoven AI System Institute EAISI at Eindhoven University of Technology, Fellow for future of mobility and transport within the Deloitte Center for the Edge and Fellow for AI at Silicon Valley’s Singularity University. He advises ministries and industries around the world on the future of mobility and is member of the supervisory board of several high-tech companies, investments firms and start-ups. Furthermore, he is a regular columnist in a leading Dutch national newspaper.