Artificial intelligence is not only changing the way we work, but also the way we move. On TechCrunch 2025 Disruptiongoing down October 27-29 at Moscone West in San Francisco, two industry leaders at the forefront of AI-powered mobility will participate AI internship exploring the future of intelligent transportation systems: Sachin Kansal from Uber and Dave Ferguson from Nuro.
Together, Kansal and Ferguson will discuss the evolving relationship between AI and mobility: how predictive models and computer vision are improving road safety, why last-mile delivery is a proving ground for autonomy, and what it is going to take to scale AI-powered transportation.
With the transportation industry evolving so rapidly, this session gives you an exclusive look at the future of mobility. Sign up now to save lots of as much as $444 on leave or as much as 30% on group tickets.
Controlling Tomorrow: Meet the mobility pioneers
Sachin KansalProduct Director at Uber technologiesoversees the company’s global mobility and delivery products, including safety, sustainability and autonomous vehicle initiatives. It helps define how AI and automation will power Uber in the next decade, from more efficient ride matching to next-generation logistics networks. He oversees product and technology strategy for Uber’s latest initiatives in autonomous vehicles, sustainability, taxis and the Uber Teen program.
Before joining Uber in 2017, he served as Vice President of Product at Lookout and Chief Product Officer at Flywheel Software. Early in his profession, he led product management at Palm (acquired by HP) for the webOS mobile platform. Kansal holds engineering degrees from Gujarat and Stanford universities and has authored several patents in the field of mobile and location technologies.
Joining him is Dave Fergusonco-founder and president Justautonomous driving technology company pioneering scalable autonomy for robots, industrial fleets and personal vehicles. Ferguson’s experience includes Google’s early autonomous vehicle program (now Waymo) and the Carnegie Mellon team that won the DARPA Urban Challenge, giving him a rare perspective on how robotics research translates into real-world transportation breakthroughs.
A number one voice in robotics and artificial intelligence, Ferguson has published over 60 articles, holds over 100 patents, and earned a master’s and doctorate in robotics from Carnegie Mellon University.
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October 27-29, 2025
Get your ticket to the forefront of mobility innovation
As cities and corporations move towards smarter infrastructure and sustainable mobility, their conversation will provide insight into what the next decade of smart transportation could seem like.
To catch Sachin Kansal AND Dave Ferguson live in TechCrunch 2025 Disruption as part AI internship program examining how artificial intelligence is transforming industries, from logistics to life sciences. Register now before ticket prices increase.
