AI Vision in Transit: Vehicle Safety Meets Quantum-Ready Security

This APTAU webinar pairs a vehicle-safety deep-dive with a security reality check. The first half shows how AI safety technology such as collision-avoidance/ADAS, dash cameras with driver monitoring, 360° surround-view, e-mirrors, and onboard recording turns transit cameras into an active safety system that detects pedestrians, eliminates blind zones, coaches drivers, and captures incident evidence.

The second half turns to security. As AI cameras multiply, the video, models, and rider data they create become high-value targets. This segment shows how agencies protect that data with confidential computing and zero-trust attestation, and prepare for the quantum era's "harvest now, decrypt later" threat through NIST-aligned post-quantum cryptography. A moderated panel closes the session by surfacing the hard tradeoffs agencies must navigate.

Moderators:

• Tas Jalali, Chair, APTA AI Subcommittee; CISO, AC Transit, Oakland, CA
• Shannon Bailey, Vice Chair, APTA AI Subcommittee; Senior Director, Miovision, Kitchener, ON

Panelists:

•  Ben Englander, CEO, Rosco Vision - Innovative Vehicle Safety & Vision Technology
  • Topic: Eyes Everywhere - AI Vision, ADAS & Collision Avoidance for Safer Transit
• Adam Hughes, CTO, QLAD - Confidential Computing & Post-Quantum Cybersecurity
  • Topic: Securing the AI Behind Transit Safety - Confidential Computing & Post-Quantum Defense for Agency Data