Slim Light System enables integration of additional safety functions thanks to compact design. Smart lights support communication between occupants and vehicle. Combination of lighting solutions and sensor technology brings more intelligence into the vehicle and increases comfort, well-being and safety.
A textbook example of successful transformation on four wheels: Webasto and the Lotus sports car brand are ushering in a new era of electromobility and automated driving. The new, all-electric Lotus Eletre is packed with systems expertise from the German Top 100 automotive supplier.
ZF today announced that it has joined forces with Mercedes-Benz Trucks to equip its electric trucks with eWorX, ZF’s electrified Power Take-Off (PTO) system. The eWorX all-in-one solution offers vehicle body manufacturers a known mechanical interface to drive work equipment.
Purem by Eberspaecher has decades of experience in the development and production of exhaust-emission conversion systems for use in conventional internal combustion engines and hybrid drives.
Comprehensive and Efficient Power Management Modeling for Automotive, Aerospace and Industrial Applications. Synopsys, Inc. and Analog Devices, Inc. today announced their collaboration to provide model libraries for DC/DC ICs and µModule® (micromodule) regulators with Synopsys’ industry-leading simulation tool, Saber, part of Synopsys’ virtual prototyping solution.
Continental’s broad sensor portfolio is extended by sensors specifically designed for electromobility to support both, road safety and electrification. The high-voltage Current Sensor Module (CSM) provides the current and temperature information to keep the battery safe and ensure long-term durability.
The French multinational Saint-Gobain, dedicated to the manufacture of glazing for multiple industrial sectors, has found 3D printing technology developed by the Barcelona-based multinational BCN3D to be the perfect ally for increasing the efficiency of its manufacturing processes.
Yet another two important European cities have chosen CAF to supply urban public transport service vehicles. Firstly, Bonn will receive 22 LRV units in a new contract for the company on the German market, and secondly, EMT (Empresa de Transportes Municipales de Madrid) will replace part of its bus fleet with 60 Solaris electric units. These two contracts amount to a value of over 110 million euros.