Vehicle simulation: from on-road to off-road test drives
Srinivas Polavarapu and Frank Schulte of dSPACE explore solutions for virtual test environments, sensor simulation, and the integration of software under test.
Electric Mobility
Focusing on user-relevant driving areas to achieve superior customer satisfaction
AVL’s Mickael Berdin, Martin Arntz, and Andreas Ramsauer present a tool that enables objective driveability assessment and development to help achieve optimum customer satisfaction.
Enabling a complete noise, vibration, and harshness experience with the COMPACT NVH Simulator
VI-grade’s Dave Bogema explains how a simulator enables users to experience the vibration and sound of virtual NVH prototypes with minimal space requirements.
Coolants for electric vehicles
Dr Itamar Malkowsky of BASF presents a new coolant family for electric vehicle applications designed to meet and exceed all essential requirements in safety, performance, and lifetime of the associated powertrain technologies.
Hydrogen and the accelerated decarbonization of the energy system
AVL experts discuss the broader aspects around emitting CO2, including CO2 pricing, in the context of the energy and mobility sector.
Automotive SPICE meets ISO 26262: a process framework based on quality, designed for safety
Method Park’s Professor Bernd Hindel outlines a process framework that addresses the ISO 26262 standard for functional safety and Automotive SPICE for quality assurance in embedded software and systems development.
How to achieve process safety and higher efficiency with lab management software solutions
AVL’s Xaver Ryppa and Vitaly Biniyaminov discuss how lab management solutions can help optimize testing infrastructure requirements for maximum efficiency and productivity.
E-drive optimization: the power analyzer’s role
In this free, 60-minute webinar, AVL’s Thomas Platzer explains why the successful optimization of electrified drivetrains is dependent on the careful selection of signals and calculation modes.
Chemistry-driven innovations for eMobility
BASF’s Dr. Sandra König and SweeJin Saw present a selection of future-proof technologies and solutions that are helping to make the electric vehicle safe and efficient.
Active pre-chamber ignition (for dilute combustion): CO2 reduction opportunities and application challenges
MAHLE Powertrain’s Michael Bunce and Dr. Nathan Peters demonstrate how to unlock the full potential of the internal combustion engine to help OEMs achieve wider emissions based objectives.
Achieving high engine performance at Lambda 1
MAHLE Powertrain experts discuss a range of complimentary lambda 1 technologies that can be applied to gasoline engine concepts to achieve robust, whole area map compliance to maintain high performance.
Dedicated hybrid engines with sustainable fuels: steps towards net-zero propulsion
Ricardo experts share their latest research findings into the efficiency, performance, cost and environmental benefits of powertrain electrification and sustainable liquid fuels.
Advanced testing and validation for the development of electric vehicle drivelines
AVL experts explain what advanced methodologies, tools and facilities can be used to efficiently test and validate state-of-the-art electric vehicle drivelines.
Highly efficient two-speed e-axle for SUV and light-duty BEV applications
AVL experts present details of a highly efficient two-speed e-axle system, which reduces costs and improves performance in SUV and light-duty BEV applications.
Defence-in-depth by deploying hypervisors and secure coding techniques
Experts from OpenSynergy and LDRA discuss the inherent security of a virtualized architecture, and how that strength can be underpinned by applying secure development techniques to code that handles data passed between processes.
Design and development of dedicated hybrid engines
MAHLE Powertrain experts discuss the opportunities for simplifying and optimising internal combustion engines when coupled with a significant level of powertrain hybridisation.
Predictive and health-based vehicle energy optimization
Garrett’s Dr. Jaroslav Pekař explains how to unlock benefits for vehicle performance, energy or health control and monitoring using a predictive optimization approach.
Overcoming hydrogen storage challenges in modern vehicles
IAV experts discuss the importance, variety, complexity and challenges of hydrogen storage systems for different vehicle applications.
In-vehicle integration of fuel cell systems for commercial vehicles
AVL experts demonstrate how to employ a model-based lean development process to manage the best cost – performance – lifetime – packaging trade-off.
The market product approach: cost-efficient, standardized BOP components for PEM fuel cell systems
Dr. Michael Harenbrock of MANN+HUMMEL demonstrates a market product approach for BoP components in the cathode air path and cooling loop.