セッション概要

将来のモビリティ実装に関するユースケースの一つとして配送・物流にフォーカスを当て、世界の最新状況の共有と今後の展開に向けた課題について議論を行う。

登壇者紹介（英語のみ）

Moderator

Tomotaka Kageyama

Director, Strategic Planning Group, ITS Japan, Japan

Speakers

Richard Bishop

Principal, Bishop Consulting, USA

Hiroshi Iwai

Assistant General Manager, Business Development Division, T2 Inc., Japan

Since joining T2 in 2025 as a Mobility Strategist and Project Manager, I have led Level 4 autonomous driving truck initiatives, OEM partnerships, and business planning. Drawing on 20 years of expertise in automotive product planning and CASE strategy at Hino Motors, I focus on bridging Japan’s future autonomous vehicle technologies with global markets, while leveraging my extensive experience to help solve industry challenges.

Ragnhild Wahl

Director for Research and Innovation, ITS Norway, Norway

Ragnhild Wahl is Director of Research and Innovation at ITS Norway and has more than 30 years of experience in Norwegian and European transport research and innovation. With a strong interest in how technology can enable smarter, safer and more efficient transport, she coordinated the EU-funded flagship project MODI on automated freight transport.
Her career spans research, government and innovation, including 18 years at SINTEF and 10 years with the Norwegian Railway Directorate. She has participated in numerous EU-funded research and innovation projects and played an active role in national and European advisory boards and committees within transport research and innovation.
Ragnhild holds a Master’s degree in Industrial Economics and a PhD in Logistics from NTNU.

Yuchen Zhang

Regional Managing Director, Zelos Technology (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., Singapore

Yuchen Zhang is the Regional Managing Director of Zelos Technology (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., where he leads the company’s regional strategy, market expansion, and commercialization of Level 4 autonomous mobility solutions across Southeast Asia. His work spans market entry, strategic partnerships, government and regulatory engagement, and the development of scalable business models that bring advanced autonomous driving technologies into real-world logistics, industrial, and urban mobility applications.
With extensive experience at the intersection of autonomous driving, mobility, logistics, and technology commercialization, Yuchen works closely with government agencies, leading enterprises, infrastructure operators, and ecosystem partners to accelerate the adoption of next-generation autonomous mobility. He is particularly focused on building sustainable market ecosystems, advancing regulatory pathways, and translating cutting-edge technology into commercially viable and scalable deployments across international markets.