Thank you for your participation in the
International Conference EEHE 2023
June 13-14, 2023 in Essen
In June 2023, participants met selected stakeholders on the important future topics of automotive development at the EEHE conference at the Haus der Technik e. V. in Essen.
Highlights of the 2023 conference:
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renowned keynote speakers
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38 selected lectures with a strong technical focus + speakers
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Accompanying poster exhibition and trade exhibition
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Platform for exchange with actors + participants
The strong growth in electromobility and the associated successful market launch of highly electrified vehicles requires a rethink by the entire automotive and supplier industry. At the same time, new trends, such as autonomous driving, are developing through progressive digitalisation and the use of highly automated technologies, to which the on-board network architectures must also be adapted.
This development requires a strong commitment from companies and institutes in all components involved: from the new on-board network structures, to power electronics, to battery production.
The design of electric vehicles or electric cars (plug-in hybrids, full hybrids, micro-hybrids and vehicles with start-stop functions, etc.) is not only confronted with advancing developments, but also with ever increasing demands on costs and efficiency. Protagonists from research and science are facing up to the complex challenge and exchanging views on the important topics of the future together over two days at the EEHE – electrical + electronic systems in hybrid and electric vehicles, electrical energy management.
In June 2023, participants met selected stakeholders on the important future topics of automotive development at the EEHE conference at the Haus der Technik e. V. in Essen.
Highlights of the 2023 conference:
-
renowned keynote speakers
-
38 selected lectures with a strong technical focus + speakers
-
Accompanying poster exhibition and trade exhibition
-
Platform for exchange with actors + participants
The strong growth in electromobility and the associated successful market launch of highly electrified vehicles requires a rethink by the entire automotive and supplier industry. At the same time, new trends, such as autonomous driving, are developing through progressive digitalisation and the use of highly automated technologies, to which the on-board network architectures must also be adapted.
This development requires a strong commitment from companies and institutes in all components involved: from the new on-board network structures, to power electronics, to battery production.
The design of electric vehicles or electric cars (plug-in hybrids, full hybrids, micro-hybrids and vehicles with start-stop functions, etc.) is not only confronted with advancing developments, but also with ever increasing demands on costs and efficiency. Protagonists from research and science are facing up to the complex challenge and exchanging views on the important topics of the future together over two days at the EEHE – electrical + electronic systems in hybrid and electric vehicles, electrical energy management.
all photos in the picture gallery: © Charlotte Moser
