This session covers key research relating to “2020-01-0654: Vehicle Emission Solutions for China 6b and Euro 7" and “2020-01-0379: RDE-Compliant PEMS Testing of a Gasoline Euro 6d-TEMP Passenger Car at Two Ambient Temperatures with a Focus on the Cold Start Effect” papers.
This panel focuses on technologies that have potential for improving the efficiency of internal combustion engines, specifically down-sized boosted gasoline engines with dilute advanced combustion and four-stroke spark-ignited boosted engines.
This panel focus on technologies and processes for ADAS and AVS vehicle behavior description such as path planning, driver interface, user acceptance study, modeling and simulation for verification and implementation purpose.
The goal of the session is to provide the audience with a clearer understanding of ADAS so help evaluating its influence in a given crash.
This session will review many different ways that graphene nanomaterials can be used to enhance automotive application performance--sensors, coatings, composites, energy storage, EMI shielding, and more.
The automotive-crash injury picture is changing related to increased availability of improved safety systems. What are the current and anticipated benefits associated with specific systems as deployment expands? What safety research areas are emerging as being the most important to address? Topics associated with near-term predictions and advances will be discussed.
This session will discuss the ongoing digitalization and reconfiguration of the automotive interior, which is heavily influenced by autonomous vehicles, VIOT (Vehicle Internet of Things), infotainment and navigation systems.
Ameya Joshi, Corning
By using onboard sensing and external connectivity such as Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V), Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) and Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X), communication, new opportunities emerge to further improve the powertrain control systems of individual vehicles for fuel economy, performance, or emissions. Autonomous applications will be specifically addressed.
This Panel discusses key innovations using data shared between vehicles and others (V2X) in an Intelligent Transportation System (ITS).