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<\/p>\nThe meeting aims to bring together executives and experts to discuss topics related to mobility and offers workshops for students interested in the field.<\/i><\/p>\n
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Between November 24th and 27th, the 29th SAE BRASIL International Congress and Exhibition of Mobility Technology will take place. The event, themed "Movement is Inherent to Life," will be held at the Bienal Pavilion in Ibirapuera Park, S\u00e3o Paulo, and will feature panels and workshops on topics related to mobility in Brazil, as well as presenting scenarios for the automotive industry in the coming years.<\/p>\n
This edition of the event is based on four main pillars: Mother Earth, Future Path, Structured Projects, and Technology & Regulation. In addition, through lectures and activities, topics such as connectivity, diversity & inclusion, digital transformation, and urban mobility will be addressed.<\/p>\n
The event consists of a product showcase, organized by business owners and manufacturers, as well as thematic panels with lectures and debates on the topics covered by the congress.<\/p>\n
To share experiences and disseminate knowledge about post-pandemic learning processes, Professor Carlos Cerqueira, PhD, from ESEG \u2013 Faculdade do Grupo Etapa, is one of the invited speakers for the lecture \u201cThe Role of the Professor in Mobility Education\u201d. The lecture will take place on November 25th, at 1:15 PM, in the SAE Brasil \u2013 Gerdau Auditorium, during the Engineering Education Panel, organized by Professor Leonardo Macarr\u00e3o, also a professor at ESEG and current vice-president of the panel. <\/p>\n
This year, in addition to the lectures, there will be an award ceremony dedicated to the works submitted by high school and university students. For this category, alumnus Vitor Bregiero, from ESEG, is competing with the project \u201cChallenges for the Implementation of Electric Cars: From a Systematic Literature Review to a Perspective on Brazil,\u201d the topic of his Graduation Project.<\/p>\n