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L’evento prende in esame due questioni chiave attinenti ''l’automobile del futuro’’: l’elettrificazione delle trasmissioni auto e l’automatizzazione del sistema dei trasporti. Lavorare su questi innovativi aspetti della meccanica permette di ridefinire il concetto di auto, rendendola più smart e più green.
All’evento sono invitati i massimi esperti del settore ingegneristico i quali parteciperanno al dibattito confutando i risultati fin ora ottenuti e gli sviluppi offerti dalla ricerca, nonché presentando spunti per future proposte progettuali.
Queste tematiche verranno discusse in funzione del programma di finanziamento europeo: Horizon 2020, European Green Vehicles.
Conference Topics:
Driver Assistance & Vehicle Automation
Lane Keeping Assist; Adaptive Cruise Control; Surround Sensing and Perception; Highway Pilot; Pedestrian Recognition; Intersection Control;; Night Vision; Autonomous Handling of Routine Conditions;; Driver Monitoring; Reasoning and Decision Making; Autonomous Driving; Functional Safety; Motion Control.
Networked Vehicles, ITS & Road Safety
Driver Information on Traffic; Navigation; Interaction between the Driver, the Vehicle, and the Road;; Interfaces to Power and Data Infrastructures; Green and Dynamic Routing; Car-to-Car/Car-to-X Communication; Road Network Monitoring; Multi-Modal Travel Advice; On-Board Information and Entertainment; Integration of Nomadic Devices; Online Map Data.
Vehicle Efficiency & Green Power Trains
Optimized Engine Performance; Advanced Injection and Closed-loop Control of the Combustion Process; Hybridization and Recuperation; Powertrain Modu-larization; Waste Heat Recovery; Thermal Manage-ment; Eco Driving; Emissions and Fuel Efficiency Measurement and Control; Alternative Fuel Applica-tion, Lightweight Materials and Structural Health Monitoring, Adaptive Noise Reduction
Vehicle Electrification
Advanced Power Electronics; Smart Management and Routing of Energy and Power; Sensing and Adaptive Control of Electric Motors, Wheels and Batteries; Modularization; Energy-Efficient Auxiliaries; Power Grid Connection; Battery and Cell Management; Thermal Management and Comfort; Bus-based Communication and Control; Simplification of the E/E Architecture; Functional Safety, Reliability, and Robustness; EMV; Noise, Vibration, Harshness.
Components & Systems
New Sensors, Actuators and MEMS devices; Sensor Fusion; Virtual Sensors; Chip Architectures; Power Electronics; Interconnects; EcoDesign; Broadband Communication; Integration and Modularity; In-Vehicle Diagnostics; Lightweight Materials; Simulation; Hardware-in-the-Loop-Testing; Standardization.
