Who's Driving?

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Autonomous trucks are already hauling freight across Texas with no one behind the wheel. Waymo and Tesla, Nuro and others—all vying to get you in their vehicles...but who's driving?

How does a 40-ton vehicle actually drive itself? How can a vehicle do what self-driving companies claim they do? What do they see? How do they make decisions? What happens when something goes wrong? And perhaps most importantly — how do you prove a machine is ready to share the road with humans?

Join Softway for a special Partner Series conversation with Nat Beuse, Chief Safety Officer at Aurora, for an inside look at the technology, engineering, and thinking behind autonomous transportation from someone literally shaping it today.

Nat Beuse has spent his career trying to answer one enormously complicated question: how do we make our roads safer?

Before joining Aurora, he spent nearly two decades in leadership at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, working at the intersection of vehicle technology, safety, research, and regulation — then led safety at Uber's Advanced Technologies Group.

Today he's tackling something few people in history have had to figure out: what does it take to safely remove the human driver altogether? On September 21, he's going to show us.

Self-driving vehicles have been
"the future" for decades.

Meet Nat Beuse

What's in it for you

See how a vehicle sees.

Understand how autonomy actually works.

Ask the question everyone asks.

See where this is headed.

Direct access.

No hype. No hand-waving.

Who should attend

The autonomous future isn't coming someday.
It's already on the road.