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Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt and University of West Bohemia in Pilsen would like to invite you to the second joined workshop on Virtual Development in Passive Safety and Human Models for Future Mobility.
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Virtual Development In Passive Safety And Human Models For Future Mobility
The event addresses topics from virtual development in passive vehicle safety for the mobility of the future. It contains research work, reaching from biomechanics and human body modelling to crash and occupant simulations, as well as crash accident reconstruction. The main objective is to connect young Bavarian and Czech researchers in this field.
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The workshop is planned as a one-day online event. It includes two keynote lectures from Czech and German recognised experts. Prof. Jan Kovanda from University of West Bohemia and Prof. Axel Schumacher from University of Wuppertal. There will be two sessions of young researchers’ presentations following with a discussion forum on the presented topics
Designing the Future Passive Safety
Featured Speakers
DR. DENNIS BÖHMLÄNDER
Development Engineer,
Audi AG
Mr. Böhmländer graduated in Electrical and Information Technology at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) in 2011. In 2017, he received a PhD in Electrical Engineering at De Montfort University (DMU) in England. The PhD work was about innovative Crash-Sensing Architectures to form a new approach in contact-less vehicle crash detection. Being since 2015 at Audi AG as a Development Engineer, he works on the development of accident detection algorithms for occupant protection systems.
Executive and R&D Senior Project Manager,
Vision Consulting Automotive, s.r.o.
As a researcher with expertise in crash analysis and human factors, Katerina contributes to advancing road safety research. Her work involves in-depth crash analysis, field data collection, analysis, and evaluations, using various safety approaches. She is actively engaged in fundamental and applied research, addressing evolving challenges in road safety, including various mobility types or the integration of autonomous vehicles.
The Venue
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The Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) launched a research and test center for the vibrant development sector of vehicle safety called CARISSMA (Center of Automotive Research on Integrated Safety Systems and Measurement Area). This interesting project was completed in 2016. The focus of the scientific work here is in the development of integrated safety systems for traffic. For research purposes, human senses are replicated and testing techniques are investigated, with hazards being identified early to avert accidents.
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Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt
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