How to master your hybrid and electric vehicle battery pack’s thermal, electrical and mechanical challenges
Ward Vleegen, Business Group Leader, Agoria Transport & Mobility Technology Club | LinkedIn
Noshin Omar, CEO and Founder, ABEE | LinkedIn
Lieven Vervecken, CEO, Diabatix | LinkedIn
Johan Van Dyck, CEO, Exypnos | LinkedIn
Breanna Boyden Robbins, Market Development Manager, EV/HEV, Elastomeric Material Solutions, Rogers | LinkedIn
Dominik Pawlik, E-Mobility Program Manager, Power Electronics Solutions, Rogers | LinkedIn
Emile Kelkboom, Data Scientist, Datastories | LinkedIn
Johan Begine, Sales Manager EMEA, Integrated Venting Solutions, Donaldson | LinkedIn
Jeroen Van Ham, Sr Business Development Manager, ICSense | LinkedIn
Bruno Boury, Product Line Manager Magnetic Sensing, Melexis | LinkedIn
Marc Drossaert, Business Development Manager, Dejond | LinkedIn
Wim Verboven, Business Development Manager, Absolem - Prolab | LinkedIn
Engineers and producers of high voltage automotive battery packs face numerous electrical, thermal and mechanical challenges and safety constraints. It requires a multidisciplinary team and co-creation to get the job done.
In this free webinar, experts from ten companies discuss solutions for battery pack engineering and production.
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Meet the experts
Ward Vleegen
Business Group Leader, Agoria Transport & Mobility Technology Club
Noshin Omar
CEO and Founder, ABEE
Lieven Vervecken
CEO, Diabatix
Johan Van Dyck
CEO, Exypnos
Breanna Boyden Robbins
Market Development Manager, EV/HEV, Elastomeric Material Solutions, Rogers
Dominik Pawlik
E-Mobility Program Manager, Power Electronics Solutions, Rogers
Emile Kelkboom
Data Scientist, Datastories
Johan Begine
Sales Manager EMEA, Integrated Venting Solutions, Donaldson
Jeroen Van Ham
Sr Business Development Manager, ICSense
Bruno Boury
Product Line Manager Magnetic Sensing, Melexis
Marc Drossaert
Business Development Manager, Dejond
Wim Verboven
Business Development Manager, Absolem - Prolab