MAHLE will showcase its products at the IAA Mobility, including components for green combustion engines. The Stuttgart-based technology group focuses on electrification, thermal management, and efficient, sustainable internal combustion engines, catering to global market needs.
In static switching applications, power designs focus on minimizing conduction losses, optimizing thermal behavior, and achieving compact and lightweight systems while ensuring high quality at a low cost.
Through a pilot programme, DENSO plans to use a SOEC (Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell), a device developed by the company that produces green hydrogen through electrolysis of high-temperature steam, to help power and increase the sustainability of its manufacturing operations.
Intelligent Battery Integrated System (IBIS) is a joint corporate and academic research project in France focused on developing a more efficient and less expensive energy storage system.
Comau is designing energy-efficient cell formation technologies for GIGABAT, a collaborative e-Mobility project aimed at strengthening the EU production chain for large-scale cell manufacturing.
Aiming to increase the safety of cyclists and pedestrians, and also facilitate the drivers’ work, Volvo Trucks is now introducing a range of new safety systems for its vehicles.
Yesterday, automotive supplier Huf inaugurated its new tech center in India. Located in the Amar Madhuban Tech Park, the leading specialist for secure car access and authorization offers attractive workspace for more than 100 engineers developing cutting-edge hardware and software solutions for car manufacturers around the globe.
The two companies signed a cooperation agreement, that will enable the partners to provide customers in the automotive industry with customized power HIL test benches that are perfectly integrated into test centers.
Ansys simulation drives the PCB manufacturer’s competitive 5G mmWave antenna module designs to support satellite, driverless, and wireless applications.