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Date: February 7, 10:00 am to 11:00 am (PST)
Location: Online. Link provided after registration.
Cost: Free
TOYO Corporation is hosting an Automotive Development Webinar featuring Christian Engstrom, CEO of Rototest.
Abstract: Autonomous & Electric Vehicle Development Using Hub-Coupled Dynamometers
By combining common capabilities of traditional test systems such as roller type dynamometers with that of test rigs and merging them into one solution, Rototest Dynamometers are driving automotive testing innovation to the doorsteps of next generation automobile manufacturers. In this 45-minute webinar (with a 15 minute Q&A session), we will discuss powertrain testing with a focus on the importance of modern test capabilities such as increased measurements accuracy for efficiency studies, steering capability for autonomous and electric vehicle development and a high dynamic control to enable the move from road to lab.
Bio: Christian Engström, CEO of Rototest, has been working in the field of hub-coupled dynamometers for more than 20 years. He joined Rototest in 1995 as an embedded systems engineer and headed the software and electronics development for the absorption systems series. He later joined the sales engineering team, working in numerous application areas with focus on the regenerative Energy dynamometer introduced in 2008, and has for the past decade been in industrial sales.
About Rototest International AB
Founded in January 1988, Rototest was established by a group of engineers with solid experience in product development in the vehicle industry. After a few years, devoted to intense development and testing, Rototest pioneered the market by introducing the world’s first hub-coupled dynamometer. The company is based in Sweden.
Rototest test solutions is today used by many of the world’s renowned industrial companies in more than 25 countries across North America, Europe, Asia and Africa.