At this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Foretellix is set to unveil its latest advancements in data automation for autonomous vehicles. Roger Ordman, the company’s VP of marketing, talks about what he looks forward to most and how his team will showcase their innovative solutions.
Key Takeaways
- CES 2026 marks a shift towards AI-powered autonomy in vehicles.
- The Foretify toolchain is designed for efficient development of autonomous driving systems.
- Demonstrations will highlight the benefits of integrating with Nvidia and Voxel51 technologies.
When asked about his favorite part of CES, Ordman gushes over the energy. “It’s a place where people from all corners come together to share ideas,” he says. He’s particularly excited for this year as it showcases how AI is taking center stage in automotive tech.
The Foretify toolchain will be at the heart of Foretellix’s presentation. This system aims to make autonomous vehicle development safer and faster by providing high-fidelity simulation, advanced data analytics, and scalable scenario-based testing.
Foretellix isn’t just showing off their own tech; they’re also partnering with companies like Nvidia and Voxel51 to demonstrate how these tools work together. “It’s all about collaboration,” Ordman explains. By working closely with other industry leaders, Foretify can offer a more comprehensive solution for AV development.
Foretellix has already seen success in applying their toolchain to real-world scenarios. One customer managed to boost test coverage from 12% to over 87%, significantly cutting down on projected costs and speeding up the process of bringing autonomous vehicles to market.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is AI-powered autonomy?
AI-powered autonomy uses artificial intelligence technology, such as neural networks and machine learning algorithms, to enable cars to operate autonomously without human intervention.
How does the Foretify toolchain help with AV development?
The Foretify toolchain helps by providing a suite of tools for simulation, data analysis, and testing that can be scaled up or down as needed to fit different project requirements.
CES is more than just an exhibition; it’s where the future happens. This year, with companies like Foretellix leading the charge in AI-powered autonomy, we’re one step closer to safer roads and smarter cars.
