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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME COMMITTEE 

Dr.-Ing. 

Thomas Heckenberger 

Behr GmbH & Co. KG 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. 

Michael Bargende 

FKFS/IVK, 

University of Stuttgart 

Dr.-Ing. Harald Naunheimer 

ZF Friedrichshafen AG 


Jochen Wiedemann 




Hans-Christian Reuss 



Dr. Bernd Last 

BorgWarner BERU 

Systems GmbH 

Johannes Winterhagen 

Editor-in-Chief ATZ 

Wolfgang Dürheimer 

Dr. Ing. h. c. F. Porsche AG 

Dr. Rolf Leonhard 

Robert Bosch GmbH 

Wolfgang Siebenpfeiffer 

Publisher ATZ | MTZ | VKU 

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. 

Martin Winterkorn 

Volkswagen AG 

Alfred Weber 

MANN+HUMMEL GMBH 

em. Prof. Dr.-Ing. 

Ulf Essers 



Wolfgang Zahn 

ANDREAS STIHL AG & Co. KG 

Dr.-Ing. Uwe Mohr 

MAHLE International GmbH 

Dr.-Ing. Thomas Weber 

Daimler AG 

Werner Zobel 

Modine Europe GmbH 

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FORMAL RECEPTION 

Tuesday 16 March 2010 | 7:30 pm 

at the “Alte Stuttgarter Reithalle” 

Maritim Hotel, Seidenstrasse 34 

D-70174 Stuttgart, Germany 

Enjoy an exceptional evening of top-class entertainment. 

Programme: 

7:30 pm Champagne reception 

Welcome 

Prof. Dr. Michael Bargende 

Member of the Board, FKFS, Professor of Internal Combustion 

Engines, IVK, University Stuttgart 



Followed by dinner 

Entertainment will be provided by Grachmusikoff – 

“Blues, Blos’n Fun”. 

The only surviving Swabian-dialect cult band from the 

1970s serves up an exciting mixture of blues, ballads and 

Polka, spiced with 1970s rock and a generous portion 

of humour. 

Reception ends at approximately 11:00 pm

PROGRAMME 

TUESDAY 16 MARCH 2010 

>> 

PLENARY SESSION König Karl Hall 

from 

8:00 am Registration 

9:00 Welcome 

Prof. Dr. Jochen Wiedemann, Chairman of the Board, 

FKFS, Managing Director, IVK, University of Stuttgart 

Opening address 

Prof. Dr. Manfred Berroth, 

Rector of the University of Stuttgart 

9:30 Variety or Standardisation in the World 

of Passenger Cars 

Dr. Herbert Demel, COO Vehicles & Powertrain Group, 

Magna International, Magna Steyr AG & Co. KG 

10:00 Hybrid Powertrains at Mercedes-Benz: 

A Contribution to Sustainable Mobility 

Prof. Dr. Leopold Mikulic, Vice President Program 

Management and Development Passenger Car Engines 

and Powertrain, Mercedes-Benz Cars Development, 

Daimler AG 

10:30 Refreshment break with coffee and tea 

11:00 Four parallel sessions 

12:30 pm Lunch in the exhibition hall 




5:30 End of the parallel sessions 

7:30 Formal reception at the “Alte Stuttgarter Reithalle” 

Enjoy stimulating discussions with fellow participants 

and speakers in a relaxing atmosphere. 

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PROGRAMME 

TUESDAY 16 MARCH 2010 

SESSION 1 König Karl Hall 

HYBRID I 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Günter F. Hohenberg 

11:00 am Electrification of the Powertrain at Mercedes-Benz 

Michael Weiss, O. Bitsche, Dr. A. Lamm, A. Schluchter, 

P. Antony, Daimler AG 

11:30 Challenges of Integrating Micro-Hybrid Technology 

in an Existing Diesel Vehicle 

A. Sriniwas, C. Nandagopalan, T. Kumar Prasad, 

C. P. Bharath, P. Isac, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. 

12:00 An Integrated Approach as Key to Future Vehicle 

and Powertrain Development Trends 

Prof. Dr. Dr. Rudolf J. Menne, RJM Consulting 


HYBRID II 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Cornel Stan 

2:00 Model-Based Control for a Hybrid Powertrain 

Dr. Thomas Christ, F. Lins, W. Bohne, E. Fuchs, 

BMW Group 

2:30 Strategies for the Worldwide Race to CO Reduction 

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Dr. David Gagliardi, D. Klein, Ricardo Deutschland GmbH 

3:00 Hydro Smart – Electric Vehicle with Fuel Cell Range 

Extender 

Martin Ziegler, Prof. Dr. H. Gabele, Prof. Dr. F. Panik, 

IBZ, Esslingen University of Applied Sciences; 

R. Bauer, Daimler AG 


HYBRID III 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Bernard Bäker 

4:00 Preliminary Design of Electrified Powertrains by 

Dint of Scalable Simulation Models 

Dominik Bücherl, A. Thanheiser, Prof. Dr. H.-G. Herzog, 

TU Munich 

4:30 Hybrid Drivetrain Simulation for Hardware-in-the- 

Loop Applications 

Tino Schulze, J. Sauer, Dr. T. Schulte, dSPACE GmbH 

5:00 Using Estimated Gradient and Vehicle Mass 

for Energy Management Optimization of a Serial 

Hybrid Bus 

Andreas Dreschinski, FKFS; Prof. Dr. H.-C. Reuss, IVK, 

University of Stuttgart; Dr. A. Yap, MB-technology GmbH 

7:30 pm Formal reception at the “Alte Stuttgarter Reithalle” 

Enjoy stimulating discussions with fellow participants and speakers in a relaxing atmosphere. 

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>> SESSION 2 Meidinger Room 

DRIVING DYNAMICS AND DRIVER ASSISTANCE I 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Klaus Dietmayer 

11:00 am Integrated Vehicle Dynamics Control for an Electric 

Vehicle with Single-Wheel Chassis Actuators 

Peter Reinold, E. Sawazki, Prof. Dr. A. Trächtler, 

Heinz Nixdorf Institute, RtM, University of Paderborn 

11:30 Active Steering Torque Control by Using Coherence 

and Regression Analysis Independent of Vehicle Type 

Benan Serarslan, BMW Group; Prof. Dr. D. Schramm, 

University of Duisburg-Essen 

12:00 Experimental Evaluation and Improvisation of Head 

Toss and Coarse Road Isolation using Magneto- 

Rheological Fluid Based Dampers, for High Ground 

Clearance Urban SUV 

Jayachander Sreegururaj, C. Nandagopalan, A. Sriniwas, 

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. 


DRIVING DYNAMICS AND DRIVER ASSISTANCE II 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Lutz Eckstein 

2:00 Audi Drive Select – Individualization of the Vehicle 

Characteristics in the New Audi A8 

Stefan Ullmann, A. Wöhler, Dr. H. Glaser, AUDI AG 

2:30 About the Identification of Tyre Performance Maps 

Based on Vehicle Dynamics Measurements with a 

Race Car 

Andreas Kerschbaumer, Dr. C. Prettenthaler, Virtual 

Vehicle Competence Center (ViF), Forschungsgesellschaft 

mbH; G. Schagerl, M. Peinsitt, AVL List GmbH 

3:00 Automation of Driveability Research in Different 

Test Environments Using the Example of the 

Positive Load Change Manoeuvre (“TipIn”) 

Prof. Dr. Dr. Albert Albers, C. Zingel, IPEK – Institute of 

Product Development, University of Karlsruhe (TH); 

Dr. J. Zehetner, AVL List GmbH 


NETWORKING AND ARCHITECTURE 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Jörn-Uwe Varchmin 

4:00 Wireless Updates of Vehicle ECUs via Software 

Filling Stations 

Theodor Hermann, F. Necker, VISPIRON AG 

4:30 Monitoring System Functions in Service-Oriented 

Distributed Systems 

Dr. Kay Werthschulte, ESG Elektroniksystem- und 

Logistik-GmbH 

5:00 Data Compression Algorithms for EOL Flash 

Programming of Automotive ECUs with CAN 

Dr. Achim Fahrner, Y. Anouz, C. Mauer, T. Ströbele, 

ZF Friedrichshafen AG; M. Geese, ZF Getriebe GmbH; 

A. Happel, Vector Informatik GmbH

SESSION 3 Bertha Benz Room 

SOFTWARE AND DEVELOPMENT 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Klaus D. Müller-Glaser 

11:00 am X-IN-THE-LOOP: A Platform for the Development of 

Cross-Simulation 

Prof. Dr. Detlef Justen, S. Hinzmann, A. Mubarak, 

Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences 

11:30 .mzT – The Key to Systematic Test Cases Design 

Florian Prester, sepp.med GmbH 

12:00 Functional Safety by Model-Based Design Compliant 

with ISO 26262 

Marc Götting, ITK Engineering AG, Office Stuttgart 


EXHAUST GAS AFTERTREATMENT 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Bernhard Geringer 

1:30 SCR and Particulate Exhaust Gas Aftertreatment 

Systems for Heavy Duty EU VI and NRMM Level IV; 

The Future is Being Scrutinized 

Peter Hirth, R. Brück, W. Maus, Emitec GmbH 

2:00 Soot Layer Evolution as well as Ash Accumulation 

Phenomena in Diesel Particulate Filters 

Dr. Panayotis Dimopoulos Eggenschwiler, A. Liati, 

A. Winkler, Empa, Swiss Federal Laboratories for 

Materials Testing and Research 

2:30 Heat-Integrated Exhaust Purification – 

New Potentials for Engine Optimization 

Jens Bernnat, M. Rink, Dr. U. Tuttlies, 

Prof. Dr. G. Eigenberger, Prof. Dr. U. Nieken, ICVT, 


3:00 DPF-C – A Particulate Filter with New Design and 

Superior Design Freedom 

Jochen Linhart, A. Franz, Dr. S. Kunze, 



ALTERNATIVE FUELS 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Horst Harndorf 

4:00 Basic Electronic Control Dual Fuel (Diesel-Natural 

Gas) System for a Turbocharged, Intercooled, 

Constant Speed Genset Engine 

Satdive Sachin Prabhakar, Z. M. Kozhakkaniyil, 


4:30 Diesel Combustion Characteristics of Jatropha 

Oil Methyl Ester 

Dr. Thet Myo, Directorate of Myanma Industrial 

Planning; Prof. E. Kinoshita, Prof. K. Hamasaki, 

Kagoshima University 

5:00 Optimally Controlled Flexible Fuel Vehicle 

Hakan Yilmaz, Li Jiang, Robert Bosch LLC; M. Christie, 

Ricardo Inc.; A. Stefanopoulou, University of Michigan 

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SESSION 4 Reutlingen Room 

ENGINE CONTROL AND MODELLING 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Helmut Eichlseder 

11:00 am Intelligent Engine Management System for Small 

Handheld Internal Combustion Engines 

Dr. Matthias Hehnke, H. Leufen, C. Naegele, A. Bähner, 

Dr. C. Möser, K. Schmidt, ANDREAS STIHL AG & Co. KG 

11:30 Mean Value Modelling of Intake and Exhaust Systems 

of Automotive Engines: Model Identification and 

Related Errors 

Agostino Gambarotta, Dr. G. Lucchetti, Dr. M. Taburri, 

Dr. I. Vaja, University of Parma 

12:00 Model-Based Simulation and Control of the Intake 

Gas Composition for Turbocharged Diesel Engines 

with High- and Low-Pressure EGR 

Matthias Mrosek, Prof. Dr. Dr. R. Isermann, IAT, 

TU Darmstadt 


FUEL SYSTEMS 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Georg Wachtmeister 

1:30 Biodeterioration in Diesel Fuel Systems 

Dr. Sven Siegle, Andre Marhofer, N. Klinkspon, 

MAHLE Filtersysteme GmbH 

2:00 Diesel Fuel Filter System with Integrated Water 

Separation and Water Purification for Automatic 

Disposal 

Jochen Reyinger, E. Dürr, Dr. M. Durst, M. Weindorf, 

Dr. P. Trautmann, MANN+HUMMEL GMBH 

2:30 Mechanical Control Dual Fuel (Diesel-Natural Gas) 

System for a Naturally Aspirated, Variable Speed 

Tractor Engine 

Satdive Sachin Prabhakar, Z. M. Kozhakkaniyil, 


3:00 Optimized Low Pressure Fuel System Layout to 

Prevent Biodiesel Aging in the Vehicle 

Dr. Dieter Eppinger, P. Bothner, Dr. A. v. Stockhausen, 

Dr. M. Mangold, Dr. H. Stutzenberger, Robert Bosch GmbH 


RAILWAY VEHICLES I 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Dieter Bögle 

4:00 Local Emission Prevention and Reduced Fuel 

Consumption of Diesel Multiple Units by means 

of Hybrid Energy Storage 

Holger Dittus, D. Hülsebusch, J. Ungethüm, DLR Stuttgart 

4:30 DIWAPack and Hybridization – a Modular, Highly 

Integrated Powertrain System for Rail Applications 

Thomas Forner, Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG 

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PROGRAMME 

WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 2010 

SESSION 1 König Karl Hall 

ELECTRIC VEHICLES 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Clemens Gühmann 

8:30 am Conversion Efficiency Enhancement of a Photovoltaic 

and Thermoelectric Generator Hybrid Power Source 

Omar Abu Mohareb, Prof. Dr. H.-C. Reuss, IVK, University 

of Stuttgart; Q. Naman, High Tech Industrial 

Service W.L.L.; Dr. M. Grimm, FKFS 

9:00 Energetic Evaluation of Electrified Vehicle Concepts 

Andreas Thanheiser, D. Bücherl, Prof. Dr. H.-G. Herzog, 

TU Munich 

9:30 Joint Research Project “ePerformance” – Integrated 

for the Development of an Electric Vehicle 

Dr. Christian Allmann, Audi Electronics Venture GmbH; 

M. Schüssler, AUDI AG 


CI ENGINES AND TURBOCHARGING 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Peter Eilts 

10:30 Evolution of the Smart CDI Meeting Emission Level EU5 

Dirk Busenthür, Dr. L. Bakaj, Dr. S. Keppeler, 

T. Mühleisen, Dr. J. Schommers, Daimler AG 

11:00 Effect of Turbocharger Geometrical Configurations 

on Engine Performance and Emissions 

Krishnan Nandhakumar, D. Parag, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. 

11:30 Simplified Explanation of the Interactions between 

Turbocharging and Exhaust Gas Recirculation 

Dr. Michael Breuer, Pierburg GmbH 

12:00 Model-Based Fault Detection and Diagnosis for 

Common Rail Injection Systems 

Sebastian Clever, Prof. Dr. Dr. R. Isermann, 

IAT, TU Darmstadt 


SI ENGINES 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Ulrich Spicher 

1:15 2nd Generation Petrol Direct Injection: 

Combination of Stratified and Homogeneous 

Combustion Process 

Uwe Schaupp, Daimler AG; et al. 

1:45 The MAHLE Downsizing Engine – High Performance 

Combined with Low Fuel Consumption 

Volker Korte, G. Lumsden, N. Fraser, J. Hall, 

MAHLE Powertrain Ltd. 

2:15 Characterization of the Thermo-Chemical Processes 

Involved in an SI Engine by Optical Measurements 

Dr. Cinzia Tornatore, Dr. S. Merola, P. Sementa, 

Istituto Motori, CNR 

2:45 Reducing Particulate Numbers in Direct-Injection 

Spark-Ignition Engines 

Matthias Kratzsch, O. Kannapin, IAV GmbH 

>> SESSION 2 Meidinger Room 

VEHICLE CONCEPTS 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Frank Gauterin 

8:30 am Thermal Comfort Simulations in the Presence of 

Humidity 

Dr. Murat Sabanca, TWT GmbH; S. Evans, CD-adapco; 

O. Moos, A. Strobel, Daimler AG; E. Ruiz, MB-technology 

GmbH 

9:00 Innovative Design Concept for Alternative 

Powertrains 

Philipp Steinle, M. Kriescher, Prof. H. E. Friedrich, 

DLR Stuttgart 

9:30 Electric Powertrain: System and Conception of 

Powertrain Components, Transmission and Auxiliary 

Drives Using the Example of an All-Wheel Drive EV 

Berthold Steinmann, H.-G. Schmitz, Dr. G. Freitag, 

Dr. A. Wittmer, G. Vogt, erphi electronic GmbH; 

Dr. M. Lenz, Bosch Engineering GmbH 


AERODYNAMICS AND THERMAL MANAGEMENT 

Chaired by: Dr. Thomas Heckenberger 

10:30 The 4th Dimension Aerodynamic – 

The new Porsche Panamera 

Tom Gürtler, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG 

11:00 Unsteady Phenomena in Vehicle Aerodynamics 

under Time-Dependent Flow Conditions 

Pascal Theissen, Dr. R. Demuth, BMW Group; 

Prof. Dr. N. Adams, TU Munich 

11:30 Sophisticated Thermal Management for Li-ion 

Batteries – from Evaluation of Thermal Cell 

Characteristics to Test Run of the Battery in 

a Climate Battery System Test Bench 

Dr. Achim Wiebelt, Dr. D. Neumeister, Dr. M. Stripf, 

M. Kohlberger, Dr. T. Heckenberger, Behr GmbH & Co. KG 

12:00 A New Heat Exchanger Design for Euro 6 

Commercial Vehicle Engine Cooling 

Dr. Jörg Soldner, Dr. F. Opferkuch, Modine Europe GmbH 


WHOLE VEHICLES 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Horst Friedrich 

1:45 Vehicles with a Future – the Influence of Demographic 

Change on Vehicle Development and Design 

Dr. Jasmin Ostertag, M. Dimitrov, 

Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG 

2:15 The Acoustics of the Porsche Panamera 

Hans-Jochen Stark, Dr. B. Pfaefflin, 


2:45 Easy Light! – New Approaches towards Realizing 

Future Technologies and Business Structures for 

Innovative Lightweight Concepts in the Automotive 

Industry 

Dr. Peter P. Klose, MBtech Consulting GmbH

SESSION 3 Bertha Benz Room 

MECHANICS AND ACOUSTICS 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Helmut Tschöke 

8:30 am Advanced Simulation of the Governing Oil System 

of an Engine 

Dr. Andreas Gitt-Gehrke, T. Duffe, Volkswagen AG; 

H. Ding, Simerics Inc. 

9:00 New NVH Challenges Due to Drastic CO Reduction 

2 

Requirements 

Dr. Stefan Heuer, K. Wolff, Dr. C. Steffens, 

FEV Motorentechnik GmbH 

9:30 Torqueboost CamInCam – A Compact System for 

Low End Torque Improvement by Variable Exhaust 

Duration 

Falk Schneider, M. Kreisig, MAHLE Ventiltrieb GmbH; 

R. Dingelstadt, MAHLE International GmbH 


MODELLING AND SIMULATION 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Karl-Ludwig Krieger 

10:30 Quantification of CO Emission Influenced by 

2 

Adaptive Cruise Control in Customer-Relevant 

Driving Operation 

Chris Wagner, FKFS; M. Salfeld, S. Knoll, Robert Bosch 

GmbH; Prof. Dr. H.-C. Reuss, IVK, University of Stuttgart 

11:00 Short Proposal on PC Modelling Mission Profiles of 

Distributed Component Systems 

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Sattler, G. Uygur, LZS, University of 

Erlangen-Nürnberg 

11:30 Estimation of the Oil Temperature in Adjustable 

Vibration Dampers 

Prof. Dr. Konrad Reif, Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative 

State University; Dr. K. Schmidt, Audi Electronics 

Venture GmbH; F. Schimmack, F. Niedermeier, AUDI AG; 

N. Kennes, RWTH Aachen 

12:00 Function-in-the-Loop (FiL) – Potential for Efficient 

Function Tests 

Thomas Schmerler, Dr. W. Eismann, Dr. U. Lefarth, 

ETAS GmbH 


ANALYSIS / ECU CALIBRATION / MODELLING 

Chaired by: Dietmar Goericke 

1:15 Efficient Engine Start-Up Analysis Using a Novel 

Wall Heat Transfer Model for Engines with Gasoline 

Direct Injection 

David Lejsek, Dr. A. Kulzer, Dr. A. Kufferath, Robert Bosch 

GmbH; Prof. Dr. G. Hohenberg, VKM, TU Darmstadt; 

Prof. Dr. M. Bargende, IVK, University of Stuttgart 

1:45 Piston Temperature Measurement with Telemetry- 

Based Data Transmission 

Bernd Heiner Schäfer, MAHLE GmbH; V. Schneider, 

M. Geisselbrecht, MAHLE International GmbH 

2:15 Use of Model-Based Calibration in The Test Cell 

Dr. David Sampson, I. Noell, The MathWorks Ltd.; 

J. Uhl, Dr. J. Schlosser, The MathWorks GmbH 

2:45 Experimental Modelling for the Dynamic Behavior 

of Diesel Engines 

Alexander Schreiber, Prof. Dr. Dr. R. Isermann, TU Darmstadt; 

M. Weber, Continental Engineering Services 

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SESSION 4 Reutlingen Room 

REPORTS FROM FVV-PROJECTS 

Chaired by: Dr. Karl Kollmann 

8:30 am Operating Strategies for Auto-Ignition in 

Petrol Engines 

Goran Babic, H.-J. Berner, Prof. Dr. M. Bargende, IVK, 


9:00 Influence of Loading Conditions on the Regeneration 

Behaviour of Diesel Particulate Filters 

Prof. Dr. Gennadi Zikoridse, R. Sandig, Vehicle Research 

Institute, University of Applied Sciences, Dresden 

9:30 Pre-Mature Ignition in Gasoline Engines 

Christoph Dahnz, Prof. Dr. U. Spicher, H. Kubach, 

H. Kyung-Man, IFKM, Karlsruhe Institute for Technology 


DESIGN AND PRODUCTION ENGINEERING 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Dieter Spath 

11:00 Manufacturing Aspects in Simulation-Based Bead 

Optimization 

Neven Majic,Prof. Dr. Dr. A.Albers, IPEK, Institute 

of Product Development, University of Karlsruhe (TH); 

B. Krönauer, Prof. Dr. H. Hoffmann, Institute of Metal 

Forming and Casting, TU Munich 

11:30 Freehand Sketches in the Product Development 

Dr. Sabine Roth-Koch, Fraunhofer Institute for 

Manufacturing Engineering and Automation 

12:00 Production of Shell Structures Using Double Sheet 

Hydroforming 

Christian Bolay, Prof. Dr. M. Liewald, IFU, 



RAILWAY VEHICLES II 

Chaired by: Prof. Dr. Dieter Bögle 

1:45 Improvement of Track Maintenance by 

Continuous Monitoring with Regularly 

Scheduled High-Speed Trains 

Klaus Ulrich Wolter, Dr. M. Zacher, Deutsche Bahn AG, 

Systemverbund Bahn, DB Systemtechnik 

2:15 Fire Protection Requirements in Modern Light Rail 

Vehicles and Tramways 

Sebastian Lucke, Stuttgarter Straßenbahn AG 

2:45 Energy Efficient and Low Wear On-Time Train 

Operation Using the Driver Assistant LEADER 

Dr. Manfred Walter, Dr. M. Nock, Knorr-Bremse SfS GmbH 

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PROGRAMME 

WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 2010 

>> 

PLENARY SESSION König Karl Hall 

8:30 am Four parallel sessions 






3:45 Keynote speech 

Prof. Dr. Zhuoping Yu, School of Automotive Studies, 

Tongji University of Shanghai 

4:00 Plenary discussion 

Variety or Standardisation — 

How Will the Car of the Future Develop? 

Chaired by: Johannes Winterhagen, Editor-in-Chief ATZ 

Members: 

Dr. Wolfgang Bernhart, Roland Berger GmbH 

Prof. Dr. Herbert Kohler, Daimler AG 

Prof. Dr. Ahmed Soliman, University of North Carolina, 

USA 

Prof. Dr. Martin Winter, WWU Münster 

Prof. Zhuoping Yu, School of Automotive 

Studies der Tongji University, Shanghai 

5:15 Closing address 

Prof. Dr. Hans-Christian Reuss 

Member of the Board, FKFS and Professor of Automotive 

Mechatronics at IVK, University of Stuttgart 

5:30 Conference ends

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and Vehicle Engines Stuttgart 

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development work on behalf of the international automotive 

industry and carries out basic research in collaboration with 

its partner institute, IVK. 

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SPEAKERS, MEMBERS OF THE CONFERENCE PROGRAMME COMMITTEE, CHAIRPERSONS 

Omar Abu Mohareb 

IVK, University of Stuttgart 

Prof. Dr. Dr. Albert Albers 

IPEK – Institute of Product Development, 

University of Karlsruhe (TH) 

Dr. Christian Allmann 

Audi Electronics Venture GmbH 

Goran Babic 


Prof. Dr. Bernard Bäker 

Institute of Automotive Engineering, 

TU Dresden 

Prof. Dr. Michael Bargende 

FKFS Stuttgart, 


Dr. Wolfgang Bernhart 

Roland Berger GmbH 

Jens Bernnat 

Institute for Chemical Process 

Engineering, University of Stuttgart 

Prof. Dr. Dieter Bögle 

Lecturer and research specialist in 

rail vehicle engineering, 


Christian Bolay 

Institute for Metal Forming Technology, 


Dr. Michael Breuer 

Pierburg GmbH 

Dominik Bücherl 

Institute of Energy Conversion 

Technology, TU Munich 

Dirk Busenthür 

Daimler AG 

Dr. Thomas Christ 

BMW Group 

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Sebastian Clever 

Laboratory for Control Systems and 

Process Automation, TU Darmstadt 

Christoph Dahnz 

Institute of Piston Engines, 

Karlsruhe Institute for Technology 

Dr. Herbert Demel 

Magna Steyr AG & Co. KG 

Prof. Dr. Klaus Dietmayer 

Institute of Measurement, 

Control and Microtechnology, 

University of Ulm 

Dr. Panayotis Dimopoulos Eggenschwiler 

Empa, Swiss Federal Laboratories for 

Materials Testing and Research 

Holger Dittus 

German Aerospace Center, Stuttgart 

Andreas Dreschinski 


and Vehicle Engines Stuttgart (FKFS) 

Wolfgang Dürheimer 


Prof. Dr. Lutz Eckstein 

Institute of Automotive Engineering, 

RWTH Aachen 

Prof. Dr. Helmut Eichlseder 

Institute for Internal Combustion Engines 

and Thermodynamics, 

Graz University of Technology 

Prof. Dr. Peter Eilts 

Institute of Internal Combustion Engines, 

TU Braunschweig 

Dr. Dieter Eppinger 


em. Prof. Dr. Ulf Essers 

IVK, University of Stuttgart, 

FKFS, Stuttgart 

Dr. Achim Fahrner 


Thomas Forner 

Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG 

Prof. Dr. Horst Friedrich 


Dr. David Gagliardi 

Ricardo Deutschland GmbH 

Agostino Gambarotta 

University of Parma 

Prof. Dr. Frank Gauterin 

Institute of Automotive Engineering and 

Mobile Traction Engines, 


Prof. Dr. Bernhard Geringer 

Institute of Combustion Engines and 

Automotive Engineering, TU Vienna 

Dr. Andreas Gitt-Gehrke 

Volkswagen AG 

Dietmar Goericke 

FVV e.V. 

Marc Götting 

ITK Engineering AG, Stuttgart 

Prof. Dr. Clemens Gühmann 

Chair of Electronic Measurement and 

Diagnostic Technology, TU Berlin 

Tom Gürtler 


Prof. Dr. Horst Harndorf 

Chair of Piston Engines and 

Internal Combustion Engines, 

University of Rostock 

Dr. Thomas Heckenberger 


Dr. Matthias Hehnke 


Theodor Hermann 

VISPIRON AG 

Dr. Stefan Heuer 

FEV Motorentechnik GmbH


Peter Hirth 

Emitec GmbH 

Prof. Dr. Günter F. Hohenberg 

Institute of Internal Combustion Engines, 

TH Darmstadt 

Li Jiang 

Robert Bosch LLC 

Prof. Dr. Detlef Justen 

Faculty of Computer Science/IT, 

Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences 

Andreas Kerschbaumer 

Virtual Vehicle Competence Center (ViF), 

Forschungsgesellschaft mbH 

Dr. Peter P. Klose 

MBtech Consulting GmbH 

Prof. Dr. Herbert Kohler 

Daimler AG 

Dr. Karl Kollmann 

Volker Korte 


Matthias Kratzsch 

IAV GmbH 

Prof. Dr. Karl-Ludwig Krieger 

Institute for Theoretical Electrical 

Engineering and Microelectronics, 

University of Bremen 

Michael Kriescher 

German Aerospace Center 

Institute of Vehicle Concepts 


BorgWarner BERU Systems GmbH 

David Lejsek 


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Dr. Rolf Leonhard 


Jochen Linhart 


Sebastian Lucke 

Stuttgarter Straßenbahn AG 

Neven Majic 

IPEK – Institute of Product Development, 


Andre Marhofer 


Prof. Dr. Dr. Rudolf J. Menne 

RJM Consulting 

Prof. Dr. Leopold Mikulic 

Daimler AG 

Dr. Uwe Mohr 


Matthias Mrosek 



Prof. Dr. Klaus D. Müller-Glaser 

Institute for Information Processing 

Technology, Karlsruhe Institute of 

Technology 

Dr. Thet Myo 

Directorate of Myanma Industrial Planning 

Krishnan Nandhakumar 


Dr. Harald Naunheimer 


Dr. Jasmin Ostertag 


Satdive Sachin Prabhakar 


Florian Prester 

sepp.med GmbH 

Prof. Dr. Konrad Reif 

Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative 

State University 

Peter Reinold 

Heinz Nixdorf Institute, Chair of Control 

Engineering and Mechatronics, 

University of Paderborn 

Prof. Dr. Hans-Christian Reuss 



Jochen Reyinger 


Dr. Sabine Roth-Koch 

Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing 

Engineering and Automation IPA 

Dr. Murat Sabanca 

TWT GmbH Science & Innovation 

Dr. David Sampson 

The MathWorks Ltd. 

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Sattler 

Chair of Reliable Circuits and Systems, 

University of Erlangen-Nürnberg 

Bernd Heiner Schäfer 

MAHLE GmbH 

Uwe Schaupp 

Daimler AG 

Thomas Schmerler 

ETAS GmbH 

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Falk Schneider 

MAHLE Ventiltrieb GmbH 

Alexander Schreiber 



Tino Schulze 

dSPACE GmbH 

Benan Serarslan 

BMW Group 



Dr. Sven Siegle 


Dr. Jörg Soldner 


Prof. Dr. Ahmed Soliman 

University of North Carolina, USA 

Prof. Dr. Dieter Spath 

IAT, University of Stuttgart 

Prof. Dr. Ulrich Spicher 

Karlsruher Institut für Technology 

Jayachander Sreegururaj 


A. Sriniwas 


Prof. Dr. Cornel Stan 

Research and Transfer Center e.V., 

University of Zwickau 

Hans-Jochen Stark 


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Philipp Steinle 


Berthold Steinmann 

erphi electronic GmbH 

Andreas Thanheiser 

Institute of Energy Conversion 

Technology, TU Munich 

Pascal Theissen 

BMW Group 

Dr. Cinzia Tornatore 

Instituto Motori, CNR 

Prof. Dr. Helmut Tschöke 

Institute for Mobile Systems, 

Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg 

Stefan Ullmann 

AUDI AG 

Prof. Dr. Jörn-Uwe Varchmin 

Prof. Dr. Georg Wachtmeister 

Chair of Internal Combustion Engines, 

TU Munich 

Chris Wagner 


and Vehicle Engines Stuttgart (FKFS) 

Dr. Manfred Walter 

Knorr-Bremse SfS GmbH 

Alfred Weber 


Dr. Thomas Weber 

Daimler AG 

Michael Weiss 

Daimler AG 

Dr. Kay Werthschulte 

ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik-GmbH 

Dr. Achim Wiebelt 


Prof. Dr. Jochen Wiedemann 



Prof. Dr. Martin Winter 

WWU Münster 


Editor-in-Chief ATZ 

Prof. Dr. Martin Winterkorn 

Volkswagen AG 

Klaus Ulrich Wolter 

Deutsche Bahn AG, Systemverbund Bahn, 

DB Systemtechnik 

Hakan Yilmaz 


Prof. Dr. Zhuoping Yu 

School of Automotive Studies, 

Tongji University of Shanghai 

Wolfgang Zahn 


Martin Ziegler 

Institute for Fuel Cells, 

Esslingen University of Applied Sciences 

Prof. Dr. Gennadi Zikoridse 

Vehicle Research Institute, 

University of Applied Sciences, Dresden 

Werner Zobel 

Modine Europe GmbH

Altair Engineering GmbH 3 

Calwer Straße 7 

D-71034 Böblingen 

phone +49 (0)7031 6208-175 

fax +49 (0)7031 6208-99 

albrecht@altair.de 

www.altair.de 

Altair Engineering, Inc. empowers client innovation and 

decision-making through technology that optimizes the analysis, 

management and visualization of business and engineering 

information. Privately held, with more than 1,300 employees, Altair 

has offi ces throughout North America, South America, Europe 

and Asia/Pacifi c. With a 20-year-plus track record for enterprise 

analytics, product development and advanced computing, Altair 

consistently delivers a competitive advantage to customers in a 

broad range of industries. To learn more, please visit www.altair. 

com 

ATZ Springer Automotive Media 25 

Abraham-Lincoln-Straße 46 


phone +49 (0)611 - 7878-192 

fax +49 (0)611 - 7878-407 

sabrina.brokopp@springer.com 

www.atzonline.de 

Since 1898 ATZ is a publication for technically oriented 

management within the automotive industry – and therefore the 

eldest automotive publication of the world. An essential source 

of information for all engineers of automotive construction, 

worldwide. We have kept this tradition successfully until today. 

Along the printed publications we launched ATZonline and ATZlive, 

two additional stands in the foundation of news coverage and in 

the exchange of experiences. You will fi nd all information at www. 

ATZonline.com. 

BorgWarner BERU Systems GmbH 29 

Mörikestraße 155 

D-71636 Ludwigsburg 

phone +49 (0)7141.132-0 

fax +49 (0)7141.132-350 

technoloy@beru.com 

www.beru.com 

From the end of September 2009 BERU will be a 100% subsidiary 

of the US American automotive supplier BorgWarner. BERU 

occupies a leading position as a specialist in Ignition Technology, 

Diesel Cold-Start Technology as well as Electronics and Sensors. 

Our modern technologies aim to enhance individual mobility 

and safety. The environment is one of our most important 

considerations, and it goes without saying that our products meet 

the high quality standards that you rightly expect of us. 

CADFEM GmbH 28 

Marktplatz 2 

D-85567 Grafi ng b. München 

phone +49 (0)8092.7005-0 

fax +49 (0)8092.7005-77 

info@cadfem.de 

www.cadfem.de 

CD-adapco 7 

Nordostpark 3-5 

D-90411 Nürnberg 

phone +49 (0)911.94643-3 

fax +49 (0)911.94643-99 

info@de.cd-adapco.com 

www.cd-adapco.com 

CD-adapco is the leading global provider of full-spectrum 

engineering simulation (CAE) solutions for fl uid fl ow, heat transfer 

and stress to the automotive industry, with principal offi ces 

in Nuremberg, London, New York and Yokohama. STAR-CCM+ 

and STAR-CD provide the automotive industry with the most 

comprehensive CFD solutions, with the STAR-CAD series as an 

easy-to-use, CAD-embedded front door to the full spectrum of CD 

adapco solutions. 

CD-adapco’s solutions are specifi cally tailored to the automotive 

industry, including dedicated solutions for modelling internal 

combustion engines, engine thermal management, external 

aerodynamics, passenger comfort, and aftertreatment. 

Daimler AG 33 

Mercedesstraße 137 

D-70546 Stuttgart 

phone +49 (0)711.17.0 

dialog@daimler.com 

www.daimler.com 

Daimler AG is one of the world’s most successful automotive 

companies. With its divisions Mercedes-Benz Cars, Daimler 

Trucks, Mercedes-Benz Vans, Daimler Buses and Daimler Financial 

Services, the Daimler Group is one of the biggest producers of 

premium cars and the world‘s biggest manufacturer of commercial 

vehicles with a global reach. Daimler Financial Services provides 

its customers with a full range of automotive fi nancial services 

including fi nancing, leasing, insurance and fl eet management. 

The company’s founders, Gottlieb Daimler and Carl Benz, made 

history with the invention of the automobile in the year 1886. As 

an automotive pioneer, Daimler continues to shape the future of 

mobility. The Group applies innovative and green technologies to 

produce safe and superior vehicles which fascinate and delight 

its customers. With the development of alternative drive systems, 

Daimler is the only vehicle producer investing in hybrid drive, 

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electric motors and fuel-cell systems, with the goal of achieving 

emission-free mobility in the long term. This is just one example 

of how Daimler willingly accepts the challenge of meeting its 

responsibility towards society and the environment. 

Daimler sells its vehicles and services in nearly all the countries 

of the world and has production facilities on fi ve continents. Its 

current brand portfolio includes, in addition to the world’s most 

valuable automotive brand, Mercedes-Benz, the brands smart, 

Maybach, Freightliner, Western Star, Fuso, Setra, Orion and 

Thomas Built Buses. The company is listed on the stock exchanges 

of Frankfurt, New York and Stuttgart (stock exchange symbol 

DAI). In 2009, the Group sold 1.6 million vehicles and employed a 

workforce of more than 256,000 people; revenue totaled € 78.9 

billion and EBIT amounted minus €1.5 billion. 

DEWETRON GmbH 26 

Daimlerstraße 2 

D-73249 Wernau 

phone +49 (0)7153.3337 

fax +49 (0)7153.39528 

Tim.dormann@dewetron.de 

www.dewetron.de 

Due to shorter product development cycles, the pressure on 

engineers and technicians to produce accurate and repeatable 

test data has never been greater. DEWETRON supports them by 

providing market leading Test and Measurement Instruments and 

Solutions. 

Our system’s characteristics: 

• Synchronous multi-domain data acquisition 

• Signal conditioning for any sensor 

• Market leading software with sensor database support 

• Scalable, fl exible and reliable hardware 

• Worldwide support and service 

• Connectivity to and many third party products including data 

analysis software 

DEWETRON’s unique product architecture put data from many 

sources in one RECORDING and in SYNC. Having automatically all 

data synchronized, makes data analysis and processing faster and 

easier than ever. This brings a whole new level of understanding 

and comparing test data and results. 

Whatever your measurement application is - WE HAVE THE 

SOLUTION! 

dSPACE GmbH 27 

Rathenaustraße 26 

D-33102 Paderborn 

phone +49 (0) 5251 1638-0 

fax +49 (0)5251 16198-0 

info@dspace.de 

www.dspace.com 

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dSPACE develops and distributes tools for the development 

of electronic control units (ECUs) and mechatronic systems 

worldwide. dSPACE was one of the companies that created this 

market segment some 20 years ago, and continues to shape it to 

this day. 

Our systems enable you to reduce development times and costs 

dramatically when you design ECUs and controllers, which 

systematically increases your productivity. The reason is our 

optimal mix of standard solutions for rapid control prototyping, 

automatic production code generation, hardware-in-the-loop 

simulation, and ECU calibration. Our products are used not only in 

the automotive industry, but also in aerospace, drives technology, 

medical technology, industrial automation, and other fi elds. 

There are now more than 800 dSPACE employees worldwide. 

dSPACE systems are distributed by the headquarters in 

Paderborn, subsidiaries in the USA, France, the UK, and Japan, 

and a distributor supported by our Representative Offi ce in China. 

In addition, numerous distributors look after our customers in 

other countries. 

ElringKlinger Motortechnik GmbH 35 

Richard-Klinger-Straße 8 

D-65510 Idstein 

phone +49 (0)6126.22-305 

fax +49 (0)6126.22-342 

www.elringklingermotec.de 

ElringKlinger Motortechnik GmbH is busy in the fi eld of engine 

development service and offers its clients special durability- and 

thermoshock testing facilities which are absolutely state of the 

art. Furthermore special investigations and optimization work is 

carried out. Especially coldstart investigations under transient 

conditions can be realized on dynamic testbeds. Engines and 

exhaust after treatment systems will be optimized with modern 

equipment for online analysis (such as 2 line Sulev-analyser, CVSsystem, 

Particulate smart sampler, Opacimeter) in order to reach 

the best achievable emission behaviour. 

e-mobil BW GmbH 16 

www.emobilbw.de 

e-mobil BW GmbH is the new state agency for electric mobility 

and fuel cell technology in Baden-Wuerttemberg, conceived 

as the central contacting and consulting offi ce for all issues on 

electric mobility. In times of an impending structural change in 

the automotive industry, the objective of e-mobil BW is to support 

the same on its way to large-scale implementation of e-mobility. 

e-mobil BW focuses on strengthening innovative power and 

exploiting major synergistic effects to achieve a better networking 

of all players and funding activities in Baden-Württemberg. First 

and foremost, small and medium-sized companies should be 

more effectively integrated in the innovation process of electric 

mobility. The Stuttgart Symposium is an excellent forum for emobil 

BW to establish contacts to important network partners 

and to provide information on the various areas of activity of the 

agency.

ETAS GmbH 32 

Borsigstraße 14 


phone +49 (0)711. 89661-0 

fax +49 (0)711. 89661-1 06 

sales.de@etas.com 

www.etas.com 

ETAS enjoys a longstanding relationship with the automotive 

industry and provides its customers with integrated tools and 

tool solutions for the development and service of automotive 

Embedded Control Units (ECUs). 

As a premium tool supplier, ETAS consistently delivers on 

innovation, price-performance ratio, and quality across all phases 

of ECU development and service. 

With 680 employees, the ETAS Group, headquartered in Stuttgart, 

Germany, maintains regional offi ces in the United States, Japan, 

Korea, China, India, France, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy, 

Brazil, and the Russian Federation. 

FKFS 38 

Pfaffenwaldring 12 


phone +49 (0)711 685-65612 

fax +49 (0)711 6873689 

symposium@fkfs.de 

www.fkfs.de 

FKFS is an independent institute which performs research and 

development work on behalf of the international automobile 

industry and carries out basic research in collaboration with its 

partner institute, IVK. 

FREUDENBERG DICHTUNGS- UND 4 

SCHWINGUNGSTECHNIK GMBH & CO. KG 

Höhnerweg 2-4 

D-69465 Weinheim 

phone +49 (0)6201.80 6730 

fax +49 (0)6201.88 6730 

less@freudenberg-ds.com 

www.freudenberg-ds.com/less 

Freudenberg Seals and Vibration Control 

Freudenberg Dichtungs- und Schwingungstechnik 

As a Technology Specialist for sealing solutions, Freudenberg 

Seals and Vibration Control Technology is collaborating closely 

with automotive manufacturers and suppliers worldwide. In 

more than 30 production sites all over Europe, Freudenberg is 

developing and manufacturing complete sealing packages and 

advanced single sealing solutions for customers in automotive 

industry and in many other industrial branches. 

Freudenberg Seals and Vibrations Control Technology is part 

of the broadly diversifi ed, worldwide acting Freudenberg Group 

which was founded in 1849. The Simmerring ® radial shaft seal 

was developed at Freudenberg in 1929. Today, the company is 

offering far more than 100.000 different sealing products to the 

customers. Freudenberg is successfully combining decades 

of experience with a mature knowledge of technology, endless 

creativity, and a forward-looking spirit of innovation. 

For 159 years, the family owned company is committed to 

innovation and customer orientation in all fi elds. Long-term 

orientation, fi nancial solidity and the excellence of 33.000 

employees in 53 countries around the globe are the base of 

successful collaboration for customers. 

German Aerospace Center 37 

Institute of Vehicle Concepts 

Pfaffenwaldring 38-402 


phone +49 (0)711.6862-256 

fax +49 (0)711.6862.258 

info@dlr.de 

www.dlr.de/fk 

The Institute of Vehicle Concepts is a system-oriented institute, 

The Institute of Vehicle Concepts (FK) is a system-oriented 

institute, which handles and coordinates 

research subjects related to traffi c and transportation at the DLR 

location in Stuttgart (Germany). The 

activities at the Institute of Vehicle Concepts aim for the sustainable 

development of technological systems for future generations of 

road and railway vehicles. The contributions of the institute range 

from concepts and feasibility studies to the construction design, 

computation and simulation of research 

demonstrators, -components and -vehicles as well as their 

presentation. 

The main subjects covered at the institute are: 

Alternative Power Trains and Energy Conversion 

Fuel and Energy Storages 

Lightweight and Hybrid Design Methods 

Innovative Vehicle Systems and Technology Evaluation 

GeneSys Elektronik GmbH 26 

In der Spoeck 10 

D-77656 Offenburg 

phone +49 (0)781 969279 0 

fax +49 (0)781 969279 11 

mail@genesys-offenburg.de 

www.genesys-offenburg.de 

GeneSys Elektronik GmbH is an engineering company with 

focus on developing and producing sensor systems for a variety 

of applications - ranging from automotive dynamics analysis 

to guidance of tunnelling machines, and image processing for 

process automation. 

For vehicle dynamics testing GeneSys presents its inertial 

measurement system ADMA-G. The gyro system provides highly 

precise data on acceleration, speed and position as well as the 

pitch, roll and heading angle of a moving vehicle. 

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Designed for automotive testing, the ADMA is used with 

increasing frequency for evaluation of driver assistance systems, 

but also for other applications e.g. deceleration/acceleration 

testing, tyres testing, road holding tests, kinematic and elastokinematic 

analysis in addition to handling and track analysis and 

the verifi cation of simulation models. 

For synchronous recording of the relative movements of 

several vehicles a turnkey solution was developed by GeneSys, 

Dewetron and TÜV SÜD Automotive. The system facilitates in situ 

interpretation of the recorded data. 

HEAD acoustics GmbH 8 

Ebertstraße 30a 

D-52134 Herzogenrath 

phone +49 (0)2407.577-0 

fax +49 (0)2407.577-99 

info@head-acoustics.de 

www.head-acoustics.com 

HEAD acoustics has developed into one of the world’s leading 

suppliers of products and solutions for sound and vibration 

analyses since its foundation in 1986. Today, not only the 

company’s technical reproduction of human hearing sets 

international standards, but also the pursued holistic approach 

which includes all aspects of human perception of sound and 

vibration occurrences. 

HEAD acoustics develops high-performance measurement 

and analysis systems for multi-channel sound and vibration 

analyses, and binaural sound investigations. To meet virtually 

any requirement for sound and vibration analyses, we offer a 

variety of standard hardware and software systems as well as 

user-specifi c solutions. The business activities of HEAD acoustics 

range from real time identifi cation of sound sources, artifi cial head 

measurement technology, aurally-accurate playback and multichannel 

record technology, to jury testing, virtual engineering and 

procedures for automatic noise detection. Consulting, training 

and support complement the product offering. 

Hochschule Esslingen 15 

University of Applied Sciences 

Kanalstraße 33 

D-73728 Esslingen am Neckar 

phone +49 (0)711.397-49 

fax +49 (0)711.397-3100 

info@hs-esslingen.de 

www.hs-esslingen.de 

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ITK Engineering AG 21 

Luitpoldstraße 59 

D-76863 Herxheim 

phone +49 (0)7276.9885-600 

fax +49 (0)7276.9885-619 

info@itk-engineering.de 

www.itk-engineering.de 

As an ISO-9001 and ISO-13485 certifi ed development partner, 

ITK Engineering is a synonym for innovations and high-class 

software and systems engineering. Renowned companies in the 

automotive, aerospace/defence and medical industry have relied 

on our fl exibility, our engagement and our professionalism since 

the foundation in 1994. 

Our customers benefi t from our core competencies in the areas 

of software engineering and embedded systems, model-based 

design and testing as well as control systems design and signal 

processing. 

Additionally, we stand out due to our extensive experience and 

our expertise in functional safety, test automation and alternative 

drive concepts. We offer tailored development and technical 

consulting services as well as turn-key systems including test 

bench automation, HiL- and rapid prototyping systems based on 

all common COTS platforms. 

Kapolnek GmbH 10 

Waiblingerstr. 69 

D-70372 Stuttgart, Germany 

phone +49 (0)711 5505958-0 

fax +49 (0)711 561447 

kapolnek@aol.com 

www.kapolnek.de 

Established in 1982 in Suttgart, Germany, the Kapolnek GmbH 

has built on its succes in becoming one of the leading suppliers 

of: 

• ancechoic test rooms 

• reverberation test rooms 

• acoustic and multi-purposes test rooms 

• audiometric and listening rooms 

• sound retardant doors, gates and windows 

• industrial silencers 

• eninge capsulation, and 

• vibration isolation systems 

In corperation with the consulting engineers of IPK we are able to 

provide the full range of acoustic services: consultancy, design, 

engineering, manufacturing, and installation- all from one source! 

To ensure a close contact between development and production 

we are able to conduct the respective measurements in our inhouse 

laboratory: 

• Dimesioning and checking of industrial silencers 

• Examination of sound absorbing material in the KUNDT tube 

according ISO 52215 

• Measurement of the sound absorption coeffi cient of acoustical 

material according to ISO 354 ( DIN EN 20354 ) 

• Determination of the sound insulation in accordance with DIN 

52210

In additon, we have the measurement equipment to conduct room 

acceptance test for ( hemi )- anechoic chambers according to ISO 

3745 / DIN 45635 and determine room acoustic parameters, e.g. 

reverberation time measurements according to ISO 3382. 

We offer highest standard of quality for an affordable price with 

superior results guaranteed. With more than 20 years of sound 

experience and our well-skilled engineers, we can meet any needs 

of modern acoustic engineering. 

Kistler Instrumente GmbH 5 

Daimlerstraße 6 

D-73760 Ostfi ldern 

phone +49 (0)711.3407-0 

info.de@kistler.com 

www.kistler.com 

Kistler Group is a leading international manufacturer of sensors and 

measuring systems for pressure, force, torque and acceleration. 

The company’s application development is catering to selected 

consumer industries. Hence, the company’s activities focus 

on special sensors and complete systems for the development 

of combustion engines, automotive engineering, mechanical 

engineering, plastics processing and biomechanics. Kistler’s 

complete systems are available for different segments of the 

industry and include electromechanical NC joining systems with 

integrated force monitoring, systems of stationary and mobile 

engine indication, comprehensive crash measuring technology for 

vehicle development, measuring wheel systems for vehicle testing 

and mold cavity pressure-based monitoring and control systems 

for injection molding applications. 

With a workforce of about 1,000 employees, Kistler Group is 

leading the global market for dynamic instrumentation technology. 

Thanks to its international network of 25 group members and 

30 representations, Kistler is able to stay in touch with customers 

and provide personalized, practical support as well as short 

delivery times. 

LaVision GmbH 30 

Anna-Vandenhoeck-Ring 19 

D-37081 Göttingen 

phone +49 (0)551.9004-0 

fax +49 (0)551.9004-100 

info@lavision.com 

www.lavision.com 

LaVision provides integrated Laser Imaging Systems to the 

scientifi c and industrial markets for reactive and non-reactive 

fl ow fi eld analysis and fl uid mechanics applications. LaVision 

offers standard or customer dedicated Imaging Systems for 

non-destructive material testing, a range of high-performance 

cameras (CCDs and intensifi ed CCDs) as well as smart optical 

sensor systems. All systems are perfectly adjusted to LaVisions’ 

well known DaVis software. 

The LaVision team has an extensive experience in Laser Imaging 

Spectroscopy and optical techniques such as Laser Induced 

Fluorescence, Light Scattering, Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) 

and Digital Image Correlation as well as ultra-fast, time-resolved 

imaging and high-speed image recording. 

LMS Deutschland GmbH 31 

Neue Ramtelstraße 4/2 

D-71229 Leonberg 

phone +49 (0)7152.9797-90 

fax +49 (0)7152. 9797-99 

Info.de@lmsintl.com 

www.lmsgermany.com 

LMS, The Engineering of a Strategic Advantage 

LMS is an engineering innovation partner for companies in the 

automotive, aerospace and other advanced manufacturing 

industries. LMS enables its customers to get better products 

faster to market, and to turn superior process effi ciency to their 

strategic competitive advantage. LMS offers a unique combination 

of virtual simulation software, testing systems and engineering 

services. LMS is focused on the mission critical performance 

attributes in key manufacturing industries, including structural 

integrity, system dynamics, handling, safety, reliability, comfort 

and sound quality. Through our technology, people and over 25 

years of experience, LMS has become the partner of choice for 

most of the leading discrete manufacturing companies worldwide. 

LMS is certifi ed to ISO9001:2000 quality standards and operates 

through a network of subsidiaries and representatives in key 

locations around the world. 

MANN+HUMMEL GMBH 17 

Hindenburgstraße 60 

D-71631 Ludwigsburg 

phone +49 (0)7141.98 0 

fax +49 (0)7141.98-2545 

info@mann-hummel.com 

www.mann-hummel.com 

The MANN+HUMMEL Group is a development partner and 

original equipment supplier to the international automotive and 

mechanical engineering industries. Employing 12,400 people at 

41 locations world-wide, the company achieved turnover of 1.83 

billion Euros in 2008. The Group’s product portfolio includes 

air fi lter systems, intake manifold systems, liquid fi lter systems, 

cabin fi lters and cylinder head covers made of plastic with many 

integrated functions for the automotive industry, as well as fi lter 

elements for vehicle servicing and repair. For general engineering, 

process engineering and industrial manufacturing sectors the 

company’s product range includes industrial fi lters, a series of 

products to reduce carbon emission levels in diesel engines, fi lter 

systems and materials handling systems and equipment. 

Manner Sensortelemetrie GmbH 6 

Eschwasen 20 

D-78549 Spaichingen 

phone +49 (0)7424.9329-10 

fax +49 (0)7424.9329-29 

mann@sensortelemetrie.de 

www.sensortelemetrie.de 

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Contact-less sensor signal transmitting components for series 

applications in torque measuring fl anges, mechanical engineering, 

plant construction and process technology 

Option: approval for EX applications 

Acquisition of physical values at rotating or oscillating parts 

in mechanical engineering, vehicle construction and turbine 

manufacturing (examination, test facility) with highest accuracy 

up to 185°C environmental temperature and up to 100.000g of 

acceleration. 

Miniaturized transmitter (8x6x27 mm) based on standard and fl ex 

technology for special applications (toothed wheels, input shafts, 

chain, piston etc.) 

Small size, contact-less torque measuring fl anges, especially 

for test stands Customer specifi c rotating torque and power 

measuring devices 

Contact-less data transmitting systems (telemetry single and 

multi channel, bandwidth up to 50 kHz) using FM and PCM 

technique with integrated high precise sensor signal amplifi er 

(16 bit resolution) with inductive and radio transmitter for rough 

environment 

Rüdiger Ott Software and Service GmbH 2 

Schulmeisterberg 13 

D-85229 Markt Indersdorf 

phone +49 (0)8136.8095570 

sales@go2ross.eu 

The Rüdiger Ott Software und Service GmbH offers innovative 

solutions for CAE and vehicle testing. 

For the CAE engineer the Rüdiger Ott Software und Service GmbH 

offers the pre-/postprocessor SimLab. With SimLab the time for 

modeling of fi nite element models can be signifi cantly reduced 

compared to previous methods. SimLab provides functionality 

to automate many steps in the process and thus saves time. By 

using a direct access to the native CAD geometry with SimLab the 

attributes of a CAD model can be retrieved for example to change 

geometry parameters or to do fully automatic meshing based on 

the face colours. 

For vehicle testing the Rüdiger Ott Software und Service GmbH 

offers the NaviControl system for automatic driving completely 

without any human driver onboard. The NaviControl is using 

a differential GPS to steer a vehicle with high accuracy over a 

pre-defi ned course. The system has been especially developed to 

perform crash tests and therefore is perfectly suited for misuse 

tests and for extreme dynamic maneouvres like for example 

the fi shhook test. Having numerous emergency functions the 

NaviControl achieves a very high level of safety on the proving 

ground. 

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Schnaithmann Maschinenbau GmbH 20 

Fellbacher Straße 49 

D-73630 Remshalden 

phone +49 (0)7151.9732-0 

fax +49 (0)7151.9732-190 

info@schnaithmann.de 

www.schnaithmann.de/ 

The Schnaithmann Maschinenbau GmbH is one of the leading 

suppliers for complete systems in the business fi eld of 

automation. Since its foundation in 1985, this dynamic company 

has established to a reliable and capable partner in automation 

and assembly around the world. 

Based on an in-house high-performing department of development 

and construction, the Schnaithmann Maschinenbau GmbH 

develops its own system and standard components as well as 

individualized solutions for material handling and automation 

which are mainly used by the industry of automobile or consumer 

durables. 

The Schnaithmann-Engineering is the fundament for practical 

oriented system solutions. Due to a long experience in business, 

tremendous know-how and smart ideas the Schnaithmann 

Maschinenbau GmbH has earned excellent reputation in numerous 

key markets. 

Sonplas GmbH 1 

Sachsenring 57 

D-94315 Straubing 

phone +49 (0)9421 92 75 - 0 

fax +49 (0)9421 92 75 -199 

info@sonplas.de 

www.sonplas.de 

Sonplas is one of the leading manufacturers of custom built 

machines for the automotive industry. We provide “turnkey 

solutions” for testing gasoline and diesel injection systems as 

well as a hydroerosive (HE) grinding process for the precise fl ow 

calibration of nozzles and orifi ces. 

Our internal research & development department enables us to 

be always a step ahead of future requirements. 

Due to the structure of our medium-sized company we can 

respond very fl exibly to the specifi c demands of our international 

customers. 

Local sales and service representatives are based in Europe as 

well as in the US, China, India, Brazil and Japan.

TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH 26 

Daimlerstrasse 11 

D-85748 Garching 

phone +49 (0)89 32950 755 

fax +49 (0)89 5155 1228 

Sejla.Cifric@tuev-sued.de 

www.tuev-sued.de/automotive 

TÜV SÜD Automotive is an innovation-based service provider and 

impartial partner in the fi eld of product and process improvement 

for the automotive industry. Our 430 employees deliver technological 

progress and state-of-the-art expert knowledge around the 

world, enabling vehicle technologies of the future - including alternative 

powertrain concepts - to go into series production with the 

confi dence of safety. Exhaust emissions laboratories, tyre rubber 

characterization and tyre testing, electrical and functional safety 

tests for alternative powertrain systems, tank test centre, crash 

centre with airbag test lab, road restraint systems, driving dynamics 

- our consulting, testing and certifi cation services ensure 

your safety at every turn. 

TÜV SÜD is a leading international service organization catering 

to the strategic business segments INDUSTRY, MOBILITY and 

PEOPLE. Around 14,000 employees are represented at more 

than 600 locations throughout the world. Optimizing technology, 

systems and know-how, the interdisciplinary specialist teams 

act as process partners to strengthen their customers‘ 

competitiveness. 

Vector Informatik GmbH 34 

Ingersheimer Straße 24 


phone +49 (0)711.80670- 510 

fax +49 (0)711.8067058-555 

info@vector-informatik.de 

www.vector-informatik.com 

Vector Informatik provides tools, software components and 

engineering services for the networking of electronic systems 

in the automobile and related industries. The ECU development 

is supported with tools for the design, test, calibration and 

diagnostics as well as with software components and development 

services. Vector also povides tools to support the development 

process of electronic devices in the automotive area. 

The Vector Consulting Services supports clients from automotive, 

transport, aerospace, industrial systems, ICT and other 

domains in optimizing technical product development. This means 

tangible competitive advantages that sustainably im-prove 

company results. 

Vieweg+Teubner Verlag 24 

Abraham-Lincoln-Str. 46 


phone +49 (0)611.7878-296 

fax +49 (0)611. 7878-407 

wibke.greeven@viewegteubner.de 

www.viewegteubner.de 

Founded in 2008, Vieweg+Teubner Publishers is the result of the 

fusion between the two traditional publishing houses Vieweg and 

B.G. Teubner. With the competence of over 400 years of publishing 

history this specialized publishing house is Germany’s market leader 

in technical information. Its program stands for high-quality 

products and competent service in the fi elds of the building industry 

| electrical engineering | IT – computer science| mechanical 

engineering – automotive engineering | mathematics |. 

Its comprehensive range of informational products includes specialized 

books and journals, online portals, and congresses and 

conferences. 

This allows Vieweg+Teubner to offer students, engineers, technicians 

and scientists a sound platform in the fi eld of technology. 

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LIST OF EXHIBITIONS STUTTGART SYMPOSIUM 2010 

Firma Standnr. 

Altair Engineering GmbH 3 List Room 

ATZ Springer Automotive Media 25 Stairs 2nd Floor 

BorgWarner BERU Systems GmbH 29 Eyth Room 

CADFEM GmbH 28 Eyth Room 

CD-adapco 7 List Room 

Daimler AG 33 Eyth Room 

DEWETRON GmbH 26 Eyth Room 

DLR e.V. 37 Eyth Room 

dSPACE GmbH 27 Eyth Room 

ElringKlinger Motortechnik GmbH 35 Eyth Room 

e-mobil BW GmbH 16 List Room 

ETAS GmbH 32 Eyth Room 

FKFS Stuttgart 38 Eyth Room 

Freudenberg GmbH & Co. KG 4 List Room 

GeneSys Elektronik GmbH 26 Eyth Room 

HEAD acoustics GmbH 8 List Room 

Hochschule Esslingen 15 List Room 

ITK Engineering AG 21 List Room 

Kapolnek GmbH 10 List Room 

Kistler Instrumente GmbH 5 List Room 

LaVision GmbH 30 Eyth Room 

LMS Deutschland GmbH 31 Eyth Room 

MANN+HUMMEL GmbH 17 List Room 

Manner Sensortelemetrie GmbH 6 List Room 

Rüdiger Ott Software und Service GmbH 2 List Room 

Schnaithmann Maschinenbau GmbH 20 List Room 

Sonplas GmbH 1 List Room 

TÜV Süd Automotive GmbH 26 Eyth Room 

Vector Informatik GmbH 34 Eyth Room 

Vieweg+Teubner Verlag 24 Stairs 2nd Floor 

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10 TH STUTTGART INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM 16 AND 17 MARCH 2010 

Ground Floor Cloak Room 

Reception Desk Haus der Wirtschaft 

1 st Floor 

Meidinger Room Session 2 

Bertha-Benz Room Session Session 3 

2 nd Floor 

König-Karl Hall Plenary Session 

Session 1 

Reutlingen Room Session 4 

In front of König-Karl Hall Information Desk 

List Room Exhibition (Stands: 1–21) 

Coffee breaks/Lunch 

Eyth Room Exhibition (Stands: 26–38) 

Coffee breaks/Lunch 

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MAPS 

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Christian Abele 

Christoph Abraham 

Omar Abu 

Mohareb IVK 

Professor Dr. Albert Albers 

Universität Karlsruhe (TH) 

Bernd Albert 

Vector Informatik GmbH 

Martin Allgaier 


Dr. Christian Allmann 

Audi Eletronics Venture GmbH 

Dr. Peter Ambros 

TheSys GmbH 

Adhish Anand 

Thomas Antoniak 

Daimler AG 

Peter Arnold 

GeneSys Elektronik GmbH 

Roman Assfalg 

Markus Auer 

Michael Auerbach 

IVK 

Sebastian Babendererde 

Goran Babic 

IVK Stuttgart 

Professor Dr. Bernard Bäker 

TU Dresden 

Professor Dr. Michael Bargende 


Dr. Roland Barth 

ITK Engineering AG 

Ulrich Bartos 

HORIBA Europe GmbH 

Patrick Bartsch 

Volkswagen AG 

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Riad Bauch 

SKF GmbH 

Dr. Bernhard Bäuerle 

IVK 

Dr. Gerd Baumann 


Professor Dr. Günter Baumbach 

Universität Stuttgart 

Martin Bazlen 

GTÜ mbH 

Dr. Thomas Beck 


Franz Becker 


Paul Behrendt 


Professor Dr. Christian Beidl 

TU Darmstadt 

Manfred Bek 


Oliver Beland 


Michael Bens 

Dr. Michael Berg 

IAV GmbH 

Horst Bergmann 


Hans-Jürgen Berner 


Dr. Wolfgang Bernhart 

Roland Berger Strategy Consultants GmbH 

Klaus Bernkopf 

MCE Stahl- und Maschinenbau 

GmbH & Co KG 

Jens Bernnat 


Professor Dr. Manfred Berroth 


Uwe Beutnagel-Buchner 


Markus Beylich 

MANN+HUMMEL GmbH 

Hartmut Bierwirth 


Bernhard Bihr 

Bosch Engineering GmbH 

Kevin Bilinski 


Christopher Bittl 

Professor Dr. Jürgen Blum 


Professor Dieter Bögle 


Michael Böhm 

IVK 

Daniel Boland 

IVK 

Christian Bolay 

Institut für Umformtechnik (IFU) 

Emanuel Bory 

LMS Deutschland GmbH 

Rolf Bosch 

Kapolnek GmbH 

Dirk Bösel 

FVV e.V. 

Christoph Bossung 

Alexander Bothe 

Jürgen Böttcher 

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Straßenbahnen AG 

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Tobias Brandsch 

MBtech Group GmbH & Co. KGaA

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Denso Sales UK Ltd 

Christian Braun 


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Kistler Instrumente AG 

Dr. Holger Brehm 


Dr. Michael Breuer 

Pierburg GmbH 

Dr. Martin Briem 


David Bruchof 


Christiane Brünglinghaus 

ATZ/MTZ 

Johannes Buchberger 

EDAG GmbH & Co. KGaA 

Dominik Bücherl 

TU München 

Professor Wolf Burger 

Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg 

Christine Burkhardt 

EnginOS GmbH 

Marc Burkhardt 

Schnaithmann Maschinenbau GmbH 

David Burkhardt 

Manfred Burrer 

Schnaithmann Maschinenbau GmbH 

Daniel Burtsche 

ESK Ceramics GmbH & Co. KG 

Dirk Busenthür 

Daimler AG 

Thomas Caasmann 

GTÜ mbH 

Mario Campe 

Volkswagen AG 

Marco Chiodo 


>> > 

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BMW Group 

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Technische Universität Darmstadt 

Oliver Conrady 

Bertrandt Technikum GmbH 

Irina Cortizo 

Arribas 

Thomas Czarnecki 


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Karlsruher Institut für Technologie 

Stefan Decker 

Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Center 

GmbH 

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Wirtschaftsministerium 

Baden-Württemberg 

Philipp Dedl 

TU Wien 

Johannes Dehn 


Dr. Herbert Demel 

Magna Steyr AG & Co. KG 

Dr. Joachim Deppe 

LaVision GmbH 

Oliver G. Deutz 

Berufsbildungsstätte Travemünde 

Johannes Diem 


Manfred Dienes 

Altair Engineering GmbH 

Professor Dr. Klaus Dietmayer 

Universität Ulm 

Thomas Dietrich 


Michael Dimitrov 


Dr. Panayotis Dimopoulos 

Eggenschwiler EMPA 

Holger Dittus 

DLR e.V. 

Dr. Ulrich Dohle 

Tognum AG 

Dr. Reinhold Dolt 

Kistler Instrumente GmbH 

Lei Dong 

Andreas Dreschinski 


Dr. Michael Durst 


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Dr. Michael Eberhard 


Thomas Eckert 


Professor Dr. Lutz Eckstein 

RWTH Aachen 

Professor Dr. Franz Effenberger 

Anessa Egel 


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Alexander Eichhorn 

Professor Dr. Helmut Eichlseder 

Technische Universität Graz 

Dr. Gerald Eifl er 

ElringKlinger Motortechnik GmbH 

Professor Dr. Peter Eilts 

TU Braunschweig 

Dr. Marc-Thomas Eisele 


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Staatsministerium Baden-Württemberg 

Markus Eisenbarth 

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MEMBERS 

Dr. Christoph Elbers 

ZF Lemförder GmbH 

Gunther Ellenrieder 

Dr. Alfred Elsäßer 


Dr. Dieter Emmrich 

MAHLE GmbH 

Matthias Engel 

Dennis Engelke 

Joshua Enriquez-Geppert 


Dr. Dieter Eppinger 


Stefan Ertel 

AUDI AG 

Professor Dr. Ulf Essers 


Sebastian Ewert 


Dr. Achim Fahrner 


Dr. Matthias Faul 


Markus Fauser 

Oliver Feihl 

Marina Fernández 

Osorio 

Cornelius Ferrari 

DLR e.V. 

Alessandro Ferrari 

IVK 

Matthias Fick 

Nicola Fischer 


Oliver Fischer 


Romy Fischer 


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Michael Fischer 

Honda R&D Europe 

Jörg Fischer 

SBI GmbH 

Marco Fleckner 


Dr. Markus Flik 


Jessica Fökel 

Thomas Forner 

Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG 

Rudolf Freier 


Dr. Ulrich K. Frenzel 

Freudenberg GmbH & Co. KG 

Matthias Freudenberger 

Professor Dr. Horst Friedrich 

DLR e.V. 

Werner Fritsche 

SBI GmbH 

Thomas Fritz 


Uta Fuchs 


Mirko Funk 

T-Systems 

Klaus Fuoss 

Porsche Engineering Services GmbH 

Takashi Furuichi 

Honda R&D Europe (Deutschland) GmbH 

Hubert Fußhöller 

IVK 

Professor Dr. Hugo Gabele 

Hochschule Esslingen 

Swati Gadekar 

Alexander Gaedke 

ZF Lenksysteme GmbH 

Dr. David Gagliardi 

Ricardo Deutschland GmbH 

Professor Agostino Gambarotta 

University of Parma 

Markus Gammel 

ElringKlinger Motortechnik GmbH 

Ulrich Gauger 

Professor Dr. Frank Gauterin 

Universität Karlsruhe 

Dr. Tim Gegg 


Matthias Geisselbrecht 


Beatrix Geist 

ETAS GmbH 

Patric Genieser 


Dr. Bernd Georgi 

Universität Hannover 

Professor Dr. Bernhard Geringer 

Technische Universität Wien 

Christoph Geschwind 

WBI Wallner u. Brand 

Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH 

Werner Geyer 


Dr. Andreas Geyer 


Dr. Andreas Gitt-Gehrke 

Volkswagen AG 

Rainer Glück 


Dietmar Goericke 

FVV e.V. 

Jin Gong 


Iaroslav Gorbachenko 

Dr. Ernst Gorenfl o 


Dr. Philippe Gorse 

MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH

MEMBERS 

Marc Götting 


Dirk Götze 

IVK 

Arunrajkumar Govindhasamy 

Dr. Peter Grahle 

Eberhard Hoeckle GmbH 

Dr. Ehrentraud Graw 



Andreas Greff 

Continental Automotive GmbH 

Anna Greher 

Jochen Greiner 

Christopher Gresse 


Dr. Michael Grill 


Dr. Michael Grimm 


Dr. Michael Grimm 


Markus Grob 


Michael Gromus 


Claus Groner 

Albert Handtmann Metallguss 

GmbH & Co. KG 

Jürgen Groninger 

SBI GmbH 

Armin Gross 

Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH 

Thomas Großkopf 


Dr. Walter Grote 


Professor Dr. Dusan Gruden 

>> > 

Steffen Gruner 

Dr. Jürgen Grünwald 


Damien Guerin 


Professor Dr. Clemens Gühmann 

Technische Universität Berlin 

Alexander Guist 

Daimler AG 

Hannes Günther 

Tom Gürtler 


Sabine Gutensohn 


Michael Gutknecht 


Johannes Haag 

DLR e.V. 

Rouven Haag 

MBtech Group GmbH & Co. KGaA 

Jürgen Häberlein 

ANDREAS STIHL AG & Co.KG 

Katja Hahmann 


Peter Hahn 

MBtech Powertrain GmbH 

Dr. Michael Hallmannsegger 

BMW Forschung und Technik GmbH 

Dr. Jürgen Hammer 


Hans-Dieter Harder 

Emitec GmbH 

Thomas Hardt 


Professor Dr. Horst Harndorf 

Universität Rostock 

Bastian Hartmann 

RWTH Aachen University 

Roman Hasselkuss 

Andreas Hauptmann 

HORIBA Europe GmbH 

Alice Haußer 


Bernd Haußmann 


Andreas Hazir 


Dr. Thomas Heckenberger 


Dennis Hegemann 

Markus Heger 


Dr. Matthias Hehnke 


Felizitas Heilmann 


Paul Heimann 

IVK 

Dr. Günther Heling 


Martin Helmis 


Alexander Hennig 

IVK 

Gunther Hentschel 


Birgit Herbst 


K.-Theodor Hermann 

VISPIRON AG 

Florian Herold 

Dr. Hans-Georg Herrmann 


Dr. Stefan Heuer 


Benjamin Hipp 

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MEMBERS 

Stefan Hirsch 


Peter Hirth 

Emitec GmbH 

Gerd Hitzler 


Markus Hoberg 

Sebastian Hochrein 

Henrik Hoffmeyer 

Volkswagen AG 

Michael Hog 


Professor Dr. Günter Hohenberg 

TU Darmstadt 

Frank Holzfuss 


Rene Höpfner 


Dr. Eberhard Horch 

IVK 

Markus Horch 

Matthias Horn 

IVK/FKFS 

Jens Höwing 

Kistler Instrumente GmbH 

Daniel Hrdina 

IVK 

Markus Hübner 

CD-adapco 

Dirk Hülsebusch 

DLR e.V. 

Dr. Bernhard Huurdemann 


Peter Ilg 

Professor Dr. Fritz Indra 

Klaus Irmler 


Pedro Miguel Isaac 

Delso IAV GmbH 

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Professor Dr. Rolf Isermann 

Technische Universität Darmstadt 

Tobias Isermeyer 


Dirk Isgen 

AUDI AG 

Susanne Jenisch 


Hans Jensen 


Thomas Jessberger 


Kewen Ji 

Carsten Joachim 

IVK 

Manfred Jocham 


Udo Johannkemper 

MESTEC GmbH 

Dr. Stephan Jonas 

Continental Mechanical Component 

Germany GmbH 

Dr. Rainer Werner Jorach 

Delphi Diesel Systems Limited 

Stefanie Jost-Köstering 

FVV e.V. 

Rolf Jürgens 

Federal Mogul Nürnberg GmbH 

Professor Dr. Detlef Justen 

Ostfalia Hochschule für 

angew. Wissenschaften 

Javad Kadkhodapour 

Klaus Kalbacher 


Dr. Stefan Kampmann 


Christian Kannenberg 

Vieweg+Teubner Verlag 

Professor Peter Kapolnek 

Kapolnek GmbH 

Said-Fassih Karimzad 

Martin Kaszynski 


Willi Kehr 

Pädagogische Hochschule Schwäbisch 

Gmünd 

Alexander Keller 


Dr. Henrik Kelz 

Euroforum Deutschland SE 

Dr. Christof Keppler 

Neenah Gessner GmbH 

Andreas Kerschbaumer 

Kompetenzzentrum - 

Das virtuelle Fahrzeug 

Franz Kiefer 

AUDI AG 

Udo Killat 

CADFEM GmbH 

Jan Kirstaedter 

Volkswagen AG 

Dr. Kurt Kirsten 

Schaeffl er Technologies GmbH & Co. KG 

Alfred Kless 


Dr. Axel Klimmek 

ANDREAS STIHL AG & Co.KG 

Andreas Klingebiel 


Dr. Peter Klose 

MBtech Consulting GmbH 

Isabell Knüttgen 

e-mobil BW GmbH 

Markus Kohlberger 


Professor Dr. Herbert Kohler 

Daimler AG 

Professor Dr. Eduard Köhler 

Kolbenschmidt Pierburg AG

MEMBERS 

Thomas Kohn 


Günther Kolassovits 


Stephan Kolk 

Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Center 

GmbH 

Rudolf Koller 

Dr. Karl Kollmann 

Dr. Hans-Peter Kollmeier 

APL GmbH 

Jens König 

DLR e.V. 

Jürgen Königstedt 

AUDI AG 

Gundolf Kopp 

DLR e.V. 

Volker Korte 

MAHLE Powertrain L td. 

Maksym Kostyuk 

Zaheer Kozhakkaniyil 

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd 

Dr. Dieter Kraft 

Robert Bosch Venture Capital GmbH 

Susanne Krampol 


Werner Krantz 

IVK 

Matthias Kratzsch 

IAV GmbH 

Florian Kremer 

RWTH /VKA 

Thilo Kress 


Thomas Kriegel 

AUDI AG 

Professor Dr. Karl-Ludwig Krieger 

Universität Bremen 

>> > 

Michael Kriescher 

DLR e.V. 

Dirk Krogmann 

PEAK Werkstoff GmbH 

Jörn Kroschel 

SILVER ATENA GmbH 

Dr. Raffael Kuberczyk 


Joachim Kübler 


Professor Dr. Wolfgang Küchlin 

Universität Tübingen 

Stephan Küchlin 

Dr. Wolfram Kühnel 


Dr. Stefan Kunze 


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Walter Kupi-Rademacher 


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Gerald Lang 


Dr. Fridtjof Langenhan 

European Business School 



Maik Lazzara 

IVK 

Dr. Matthias Lederer 


Dr. Dieter Lederer 


Jürgen Lehmann 

Daimler AG 

Jens Lehmann 

Federal-Mogul Nürnberg GmbH 

Stefan Lehneis 

Dr. Rolf Leiber 

Leiber Group GmbH 

Andreas Leichtweiß 


David Lejsek 


Torsten Lenge 

IAV GmbH 

Sebastian Lenke 


Günther Leßnerkraus 



Zhengling Li 

Yuxiang Liao 

Jochen Linhart 


Thomas Link 

dSPACE GmbH 

Dr. Frank Lippke 


Martin Litschel 


Nikolai Lobov 

Staatliche Technische Universität Perm 

Dr. Holger Lochmann 


Professor Lennart Löfdahl 

Chalmers University of Technology 

Markus Loistl 


Sebastian Lucke 

Stuttgarter Straßenbahn AG 

Tobias Luhm 

e-mobil BW GmbH 

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MEMBERS 

Dr. Bernd Mahr 


Dr. Georg Maier 


Uwe Maier 

ETAS GmbH 

Markus Maier 

ETAS GmbH 

Neven Majic 


Professor Dr. Rudolf Maly 

Christof Mangold 


Rainer Mangold 


Dr. Martin Mann 


Ernst Manner 

Manner Sensortelemetrie GmbH 

Gabriele Manner 

Manner Sensortelemetrie GmbH 

Andre Marhofer 


Dr. Ralf Marquard 

MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG 

Pedro Martinez 


Stefan Maser 

Robert Matawa 

TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH 

Tobias Mauk 

IVK 

Hans-Jürgen Mäurer 

DEKRA Automobile GmbH 

Gelase Mbadgina-Mouanda 


Martin Meeh 


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Robert Meier 


Jörg Meinlschmidt 


Professor Dr. Rudolf J. Menne 

RJM Consulting 

Dr. Michael Merkle 


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Arian Mesdaghi 


Dr. Henning Methe 


Armin Michelbach 


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Daimler AG 

Philipp Milanes 

AVL Deutschland GmbH 

Dr. Koichi Morikawa 

Bosch Engineering Services Japan K.K. 

Peter Moritz 


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Austrian Times Group 

Matthias Mrosek 

TU Darmstadt 

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Automotive Components Penzberg 

Rolf Müller 


Peter Müller 


Wilhelm Müller 


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Karlsruher Insitut für Technologie 

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Directorate of Myanma Industrial Planning 

C. Nandagopalan 


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Enrico Neumann 

IAV GmbH 

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Volkswagen AG 

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MCE Stahl- und Maschinenbau 

GmbH & Co KG 

Professor Karl-Ernst Noreikat 

NorCon Scientifi c COnsulting 

Andreas Oberting 

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OBRIST Engineering GmbH 

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Cand. Mach Emir Öngüner 

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TheSys GmbH 

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Rüdiger Ott Software und Service GmbH 

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Daimler AG 

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Sonplas GmbH 

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DLR e.V. 

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Honda R&D Europe (Deutschland) GmbH 

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Sogefo Filter Division 

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Florian Prester 

sepp.med GmbH 

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Bernd Propfe 

DLR e.V. 

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DEWETRON GmbH 

>> > 

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Porsche Engineering Group GmbH 

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Deutsche Bank AG 

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Nemak Europe GmbH 

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AVL List GmbH 

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BoschMahle Turbo Systems 

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Duale Hochschule Baden Württemberg 

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MESA-PARTS GmbH & Co. KG 

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Universität Paderborn 

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BMW AG 

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Sonplas GmbH 

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MBtech Powertrain GmbH 

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Engineering Center Steyr GmbH & Co KG 

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Frauenhofer IPA 

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Vibracoustic GmbH & Co. KG 

Jörg Rückauf 


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SBI GmbH 

Markus Ruf 

IVK 

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IVK 

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KST-Motorenversuch GmbH & Co. KG 

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Prabhakar Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd 

Dr. Martin Sackmann 


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BMW AG 

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The MathWorks Ltd 

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Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft 

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MEMBERS 

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Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg 

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Fahrversuch Süd GmbH 

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MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH 

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Thomas Schaal 


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MAHLE GmbH 

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DLR e.V. 

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Daimler AG 

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F. W. Brökelmann Aluminiumwerk 

GmbH + Co. KG 

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Südwestrundfunk 

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Thomas Schmerler 

ETAS GmbH 

Caroline Schmid 


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NGK Europe GmbH 

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SBI GmbH 

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Ewald Schmitt 

Vieweg+Teubner Verlag 

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TU Wien 

Ulrich Schneider 


Falk Schneider 


Danilo Schneider 


Dr. Joachim Schommers 

Daimler AG 

Markus Schöttle 

Springer Automotove Media 

Alexander Schreiber 

TU Darmstadt 

David Schröck 


Volker Schubert 

HEAD acoustics GmbH 

Georg Schubert 

Henkel AG & Co KGaA 

Claus Schulte-Cörne 

RWTH Aachen 

Thorsten Schulz 



Tino Schulze 

dSPACE GmbH 

Hendrik Schulze 

Zumkley Universität Hohenheim 

Gerhard Schummer 

Consulting & Engineering GmbH 

Dr. Thomas Schuster 


Albert Schwaak 

Gebhard Schwarz 

Liebherr Werk Biberach GmbH 

Dr. Walter Schwelberger 

PTS-Prüftechnik GmbH 

Alexander Selhorst 


Benan Serarslan 

BMW Group 

Naihe Shen 



Herausgeber ATZ/MTZ/VKU 

Dr. Raimund Siegert 

Daimler AG 

Dr. Sven Siegle 


Frank Siegle 


Andreas Singer 


Anshuman Singh 

Fabian Sinram 

Dr. Jörg Soldner 


Professor Dr. Ahmed Soliman 

The University of North Carolina 

at Charlotte 

Micha Sontheimer 

Marianne Sorescu 


Diego Sotillo 

Ramos

MEMBERS 

Dr. Stefan Spangenberg 

MAHLE Motorkomponenten GmbH 

Professor Dr. Dieter Spath 


Ralf Speetzen 


Professor Dr. Ulrich Spicher 


Iwo Spruß 


Jayachander Sreegururaj 


Kannan Srinivasan 

A. Sriniwas 


Helmut Städele 

Ing.-Büro Städele 

Martin Stahl 


Professor Dr. Cornel Stan 

Hochschule Zwickau 

Hans-Joachim Stark 


Nicolai Stegmaier 

IVK 

Benjamin Stegmann 

IVK 

Daniel Stehle 

Florian Steimle 

Dr. Nils Steinbach 


Yvonne Steinberger 

BMW Motorrad 

Christian Steinbrecher 


Philipp Steinle 

DLR e.V. 

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Berthold Steinmann 

erphi electronic GmbH 

Ulrich Stephan 


Rainer Stier 


Bernd-Uwe Stoller 


Ingo Stotz 

IVK 

Martin Straub 

BoschMahle Turbosystems GmbH & Co. KG 

Dr. Hauke Stumpf 


Andreas Suchowski 

AUDI AG 

Ramita Suteekarn 


Dr. Christoph Teetz 


Philipp Teiner 

TU Wien 

Dr. Matthias Teschner 


Andreas Thanheiser 

TU München 

Pascal Theissen 

BMW Group 

Robert A. Thiem 

Agentur T M E 

Rudolf W. Thom 

Dr. Sven Thumm 


Markus Thurmeier 

Jürgen Tilg 


Dr. Olaf Toedter 


Tobias Töpfer 

IAV GmbH 

Joachim Töpfer 


Cinzia Tornatore 

Istituto Motori - CNR 

Dr. Pius Trautmann 


Peter Trautmann 

SBI GmbH 

Martin Trump 


Professor Dr. Helmut Tschöke 

Otto-von-Guericke Universität Magdeburg 

Stefan Uhl 


Stefan Ullmann 

AUDI AG 

Benjamin Ullrich 

Christoph Ulmer 

Südwestrundfunk 

Carsten Unger 

IVK 

Wolf-Hendrik Unger 


Ulf Unger 

Dr. Jorg-Dieter Vagt 

Knut Vahl 

IAV GmbH 

Alexander Vähning 


Charles Vaillant 


Professor Dr. Jörn-Uwe Varchmin 

Professor Hermann Vetter 


Dr. Athanasios Vikas 


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MEMBERS 

Peter von Kietzell 


Professor Dr. Georg Wachtmeister 

TU München 

Chris Wagner 


Dr. Michael Wallinger 

Wallinger, Ricker, Schlotter, Foerstl 

Professor Gerhard Walliser 


Dr. Manfred Walter 

Knorr-Bremse Systeme GmbH 

Ye Wang 

Thomas Wehking 

Dr. Manuel Wehowski 


Martin Weichenrieder 

Jörg Weigold 

BERU Electronics GmbH 

Dr. Dirk Weinhauer 

Siemens AG 

Hans-Karl Weining 

Michael Weiss 

Daimler AG 

Professor Dr. Volkher Weißermel 

HAW Hamburg 

Dr. Ingo Weißert 

CD-adapco 

Gottfried Weitbrecht 

Verband der Motorjournalisten 

Dr. Martin Werkmann 


Kay Werthschulte 

ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik GmbH 

Uwe Westermeier 


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Markus Wetzel 

BERU Electronics GmbH 

Dr. Donatus Wichelhaus 

VW Motorsport 

Nils Widdecke 

IVK/FKFS 

Dr. Achim Wiebelt 


Professor Dr. Jochen Wiedemann 


Dr. Thomas Wiegand 


Dr. Monika Wierse 


Dr. Martin Wierse 


Michael Wieschalka 

Rücker GmbH 

Andreas Wiesebrock 

IVK 

Professor Dr. Harald Wilken 

Stefan Wille 


Thomas Wingens 

Bodycote Wärmebehandlung GmbH 

Professor Dr. Martin Winter 

Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster 


Chefredakteur ATZ/MTZ 

Dr. Friedrich Wirbeleit 


Felix Wittmeier 


Achim Wohnhaas 

T-Systems 

Adalbert Wolany 

IVK 

Dr. Thomas Wolf 


Frank Wolf 

OBRIST Engineering GmbH 

Peter Wolfer 


Klaus Ulrich Wolter 

Deutsche Bahn AG 

Gavin Wooler 

ETAS GmbH 

Nikolaus Wulff 


Faure Xavier 

Hakan Yilmaz 


Professor Zhuoping Yu 

Automotive College of Tongji University 

Marcus Zacher 

Dr. Wolfgang Zag 


Wolfgang Zahn 


Thomas Zeidler 


Stefan Zemitzsch 

SBI GmbH 

Martin Ziegler 


Professor Dr. Gennadi Zikoridse 

Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft 

Christian Zingel 

IPEK - Institut für Produktentwicklung (KIT) 

Werner Zobel 


Dominik Zurek 

Modine Europe GmbH

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