Automotive & Transportation - Automotive & Transportation

Reduce hidden tool costs to achieve savings in tool procurement

February 27, 2020

How to significantly reduce tool costs? There is an increasing need for new tools in the automotive industry, such as...

By Emilia Maier

What's new in Simcenter Prescan 2020.1?

February 26, 2020

Simcenter Prescan, the best physics-based simulation platform for testing and development of automated vehicles, releases version 2020.1.

By LoesvHaasteren

Going from hot and cold testing of engines to a robust end-of-line testing system for electrified vehicles

February 21, 2020

The current trend of electrification in the automotive industry challenges not only the development teams, but also the production lines...

By Marta Sambaer

Electric and Autonomous Vehicles Introduce New Dilemmas for E/E System Design

February 20, 2020

In the automotive industry, several dilemmas are created as advanced vehicle technologies are introduced to realize the trends of tomorrow...

Webinar: Capital and Industry 4.0

February 19, 2020

ON-DEMAND WEBINAR | 19 MINUTES Watch the webinar here Watch this video to see how Leoni uses Capital in its next...

By Heather George

Top 8 things I learned from mechanical engineers

February 18, 2020

In celebration of engineer’s week, I thought it would be nice to send a thank you to all mechanical engineers...

What's that noise? Simcenter Sound Camera 2019.1

February 13, 2020

“That noise? Yes, I hear it and I can measure it, but where is it coming from?” Have you ever...

By Keily SuarezRioja

Can only experts in chemistry successfully set-up and tune a catalytic converter model?

February 13, 2020

How to easily set-up a physical catalyst model in 5 steps All vehicle OEMs have to consider how to reduce...

By Sana Loussaief

Thought Leadership

Podcast: The Future of Traffic Flow with Eric Gannaway from Siemens ITS

February 12, 2020

There’s nothing more annoying than inching along the road in a city with heavy traffic. With today’s traffic lights, it’s...

By Ed Bernardon