Open Technology Forum

Day 3 - Thursday 24 June 2010

Testbeds and System Integration and Sensors

Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI)
D.J. Kulkarni, Business Development, Corporate Planning, ITM, ARAI

Potential for automation in modal testing by utilising pre-test simulation and robotised non-contact vibration sensors
Jörg Sauer, strategic product manager, Polytec GmbH

OTX – efficient design and real-time testing of diagnostic sequences
Tobias Widmer, managing director, Emotive GmbH

‘Virtual sensors’ – substitution of different sensors with a neural network/learning network to replace physical model
Jürgen Pilsl, head of application/testing, Huber Automotive AG - a company of Huber Group

Evaluation and Analysis of Test Data

Techniques for learning a vehicle’s CAN database
Dave Robins, president, Intrepid Control Systems Inc
Colt Correa, Vice President – Business Development, Intrepid Control Systems Inc

Testing from model-in-the-loop to hardware-in-the-loop using one tool
Andreas Kraemer, CEO, PikeTec GmbH

From the vehicle to the lab
Damian Gonzales Figeroa, manager Acoustic Laboratory, CTAG

Methods for the integration of geometric and spatial vibration data to break down the complex in-service dynamic response of vehicle systems
Juan J. Garcia, project manager, chassis and powertrain, Applus Idiada Group

MTS mechanical hardware-in-the-loop technology (mHIL) enables early development and validation of an active suspension
Thomas Stachel, principal staff engineer, MTS Systems Corporation