Ricardo Motorcycle Conference: Riding Future Technologies 8.0
During the one-day conference, we discuss the challenges, directions, and trends of alternative fuels for the motorcycle industry including hydrogen, EV motorcycles and last mile delivery, the implications of industrial design and software for the industry amongst other timely topics. The conference also gives participants the opportunity to develop their personal and professional networks in small and more intimate surroundings, prior to EICMA.
Confirmed Speakers
The full conference programme will be revealed over the coming weeks.
Confirmed speakers will be from the following companies, more to be confirmed shortly.








Speakers
We're pleased to announce an impressive line up of speakers for this year's Ricardo Motorcycle Conference.
Schedule
ACEM (European Association of Motorcycle Manufacturers)
Presented by Antonio Perlot, Secretary General, ACEM
EV Motorcycles vs. EV Automotive: The Same, but Different.
Presented by Brian Wismann, VP of Product Development, Zero Motorcycles.
Accelerating Towards a Greener Future - The Benefits and Challenges of Motorcycle Electrification.
Moderated by Rimoon Agaiby, Head of Ricardo Strategic Consulting Germany, Ricardo.
Hydrogen Small Engine & Mobility as the Multi-Passway.
Presented by Yoshimoto Matsuda, Executive Officer, KHI.
Potential Motorcycle Euro 6 Emissions Legislation: Content, Challenges and Solutions?
Presented by Jon Anderson, Global Technical Expert Emissions, Ricardo.
New Radar Generation for New ARAS Functions.
Presented by Thomas Maurer, Project Manager ARAS, Bosch.
Software Defined Vehicles - What Does it Mean for Motorcycles?
Moderated by Ty Kim, Head of Software & Digital, Ricardo.
Revving up Sustainability: The Role of Industrial Design in Leveraging Sustainable Materials to Improve Product Appeal.
Presented by Maurizio Tancredi, Head of Industrial Design, Ricardo.
Reproducing the Motorcycle Equation of Motion with Lumped Stiffness on Multi-Body Dynamics Model.
Presented by Mr Motohito Ueki, CAE engineer, Yamaha.
The Ducati MotoE Experience: Leveraging Electric Motorcycle Racing for Sustainable Mobility and Technological Advancement.
Presented by Roberto Canè, e-Mobility Director, Ducati.
Transfer to evening venue
Dinner and evening event
The countdown to the Ricardo Motorcycle Conference: Riding Future Technologies 8.0
When
Mon
6
November
2023
Where
Milan
Italy
Conference Registration
08:00
AM
Standard Pricing
€750
Plus 22% VAT
Conference Topics
We'll be discussing a number of topics throughout the conference including:
- Hydrogen small engines and mobility
- The benefits and challenges of electrified motorcycles
- A new simulation model for motorcycle motion
- Advanced rider assistance systems
- Software and it’s future role in the motorcycle industry
- Industrial design and it’s future role in leveraging sustainable materials
- Future emissions legislation for motorcycles
- Motorcycle racing – MotoE experience
Conference highlights
- 1 day, in person
- 8 hours live content
- In-person networking
Industry experts
- Panel discussions
- Paper presentations
Strategic insights
- Actionable direction
- Technical roadmaps
- Path to what next
Evening networking event
- Ricardo hosted evening reception at exclusive location
Book Your Place
All attendees benefit from full access to all sessions and papers.

Strategic Insights
All attendees will gain insights into industry leading developments.

Industry Experts
Content delivered through panels discussions and paper presentations.

Networking
Join hundreds of experts from across the motorcycle industry.

Hospitality Included
All refreshments and lunch during the day are included. With dinner and drinks after the conference at an external venue.
About the Venues
The annual Ricardo Motorcycle Conference will take place at two locations in Milan.
The Ricardo Motorcycle Conference: Riding Future Technologies 8.0 will be held at the Museo Nazionale Scienza E Technologia Leonardo Da Vinci
Museo Nazionale Scienza E Technologia Leonardo Da Vinci
Via San Vittore, 21
20123
Milano MI
Italy
Our post-conference hospitality will take place at Officina Milano!
Located in Giovenale 7, a few minutes from the Navigli and Porta Ticinese. A location chosen for its historicity and that, despite having been modernized and redeveloped, refers to the Milan of the 50s, to the world of motorcycles and vintage cars.
