Success Stories
MDM-Framework
provides more efficiency and transparency in the field of driving performance/consumption
provides more efficiency and transparency in the field of driving performance/consumption
The field of driving performance/consumption at a large German automobile manufacturer deals with the development and testing of templates for driving performance and fuel consumption for vehicles and vehicle components. In an economic environment with rapidly changing oil prices, these are the key factors for the competitiveness of new vehicle models. read more...
MDM-Framework
provides the basis for a test data management with a bright future
provides the basis for a test data management with a bright future
The development of software-controlled vehicle functions, in which modern environmental sensors provide important information on the driving situation, requires a high number of test drives on the test track and in road traffic. read more...
openMDM-Framework
provides for a systematic
documentation of results from an
extensive field test
provides for a systematic
documentation of results from an
extensive field test
Through trials and field tests, valuable findings can be acquired in terms of the suitability for daily use and series maturity of fuel cell heaters in private households. During the test phase, but also in subsequent operation, the facilities are permanently monitored via remote data transmission. read more...
Generating test data is a costly process which requires considerable
effort and time. The increasing complexity of the car alone continues to
increase the amount and cross-linking of the resulting measurement
data, which leads to ever-increasing costs. Furthermore, modern
development methods require an immediate and widely distributed exchange
of measurement data together with a description of them. Even more
pressing is the question of how to store these valuable data so that
they may be used as effectively as possible.
A leading German car manufacturer realised that it was confronted with this problematic situation in the field of electronics/acoustics. As early as the development phase, sound systems are being put through their paces. The engineers test loudspeakers and amplifiers with special microphones, dummy heads and measuring units right up to measurements with so-called laser vibrometers which gather the surface vibrations occurring on the diaphragm of a loudspeaker.
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