From fuel cells for long-range heavy-duty applications to battery electric drivetrains, companies are aiming to deliver integrated power solutions that optimize performance and efficiency.
dSPACE for the independent operation of advanced driver assistance systems and, in the future, fully autonomous systems in ever-changing driving environments leads to increasing levels of complexity.
Ignazio Dentici, Vice President, Global eMobility and Automotive at Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division, explains how virtual prototyping and simulation are revolutionising automotive design.
As fuel technologies evolve, it is crucial to understand how Electronic Control Units (ECUs) will evolve to support these alternative fuel technologies.
EV charging stations are being installed in many locations, including parking lots and garages, and renewable wind and solar power systems are driving the growth of industrial-sized grid battery storage systems to capture excess energy and make it available in off-hours.