SAE Truck & Off-Highway Engineering
June 2018
- Need: E/E architecture upgrade
Bosch VP of Commercial Vehicle and Off-Road believes the business cases for electrification and automation, especially in trucking, are extremely promising. - Diesel isn't dead
Cofounder of Convergent Science defends the internal-combustion engine, fully expecting already-sophisticated designs to run even cleaner and more efficiently in the future. - Fueling up fuel cells
The new VP of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies at Nikola shares his vision for the alt-fuel technology in trucking, along with the standards necessary for implementation. - From gaming to engineering
Theorem sees augmented, mixed and virtual reality transforming the way heavy vehicles are engineered and manufactured. - Adding digital intelligence, connectivity to
actuators
Thomson believes truck and off-highway vehicles will increasingly integrate 'smart' actuators to enhance communication, control and performance. - Smart and getting smarter
Machine intelligence expert at Volvo CE sees AI enabling additional operator-assist functions on the path to full automation. - Urban electric
Mecalac targets building sites in cities for its fully-electric e12 compact wheeled excavator, which it promises to produce next year. - Supplier Directory
Complete listing of industry suppliers categorized by technology area. - Editorial
Diesel and electric can, and will, coexist - Navistar's SuperTruck features electric HVAC from Emerson
- SwRI: CHEDE consortium closing in on 55% HD diesel-engine efficiency
- MTU training facility helps keep complex engines up and running
- Engineers at CAPE optimize test-rig performance for roof-crush testing
- Annual Product Guide
Top products from throughout the industry covering technologies such as Powertrain, Electronics, Hydraulics, Interiors, and Testing & Simulation. - Bobcat launches R Series mini excavators at Intermat
- Volvo Trucks accelerates electric truck debuts
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