Advancing motor control performance with digital twins
NXP’s Michael Vidlak explains how digital twin technology can be applied to replicate real-world motor behaviour and control algorithms.
NXP’s Michael Vidlak explains how digital twin technology can be applied to replicate real-world motor behaviour and control algorithms.
Elektrobit’s Patrick Loschmidt explains how carmakers can transform complex processes into seamless innovation.
Join Alejandro García Osorio from Applus+ IDIADA and Francesco Ambrogi from VI-grade for an insightful webinar on how parametric virtual models in VI-CarRealTime can change your approach to vehicle development.
UL’s Steven Beard presents the fundamental principles for architecting and modeling an integrated automotive standards-compliant Product Development Process.
Discover how SimScale and RLE transformed the automotive design process, slashing product development cycles and accelerating time-to-market.
ETAS Experts provide practical solutions to help you overcome your real-world ECU software development process challenges.
AB Dynamics and DRI experts discuss how they have reimaged the bicycle target so that it is ready to take on current test requirements and replicate more challenging scenarios in the future.
Craig Brown of UL Solutions discusses the benefits of harmonizing ALM, PLM, and process management capabilities and explains how to foster agile practices by applying knowledge management.
Bruno Finco of MOVEdot and Mauro Cavalletti of VI-grade discuss how engineers can develop high-performance vehicles from the ground up using VI-CarRealTime.
Michael Clauß presents the EcoDesign2.0 concept, which demonstrates an advanced level of optimization by incorporating features related to cell-to-pack and second-life applications.
IAV’s Reik Laubenstein provides a clear vision of risk mitigation in lithium-ion batteries using various fault detection algorithms for Battery Management Systems.
Simone Weiss and Thomas Irgang present Elektrobit’s EB corbos Linux built on Ubuntu SDK, which improves flexibility, customization, and ease of hardware adaptation.
IAV’s Max Winkelmann discusses the topic of simulation credibility assessment in the context of automated driving testing.
Elektrobit’s Dr. Moritz Neukirchner introduces “Moritz’s SDV Levels”, a framework inspired by SAE levels of autonomy, outlining the stages of SDV evolution from Level 0 to Level 5.
HORIBA MIRA’s Tom Moakes and Daniel Newson discuss the future outlook, energy mix, and regulatory drivers of off-highway propulsion systems.
Michael Clauß examines how, through various research projects, IAV has advanced all aspects of the bipolar EV battery concept.
Experts from rFpro explain how to use synthetic data from physics-validated simulations to tune, train and test autonomous vehicle systems.
Perciv.ai’s Srimannarayana Baratam shares results from recent research into the influence of tunnel design choices on the occurrence of radar reflections.
Thorsten Huber, Christoph Nissle, and Anthony Esteban discuss the critical role measurement, calibration, and validation processes play in developing automotive software functions for microcontrollers.
Elektrobit’s Isaac Trefz and Andreas Zdziarstek of emlix discuss the Linux boot process and present two Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) tools.