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Doctoral Exam of Mr. Nils Magiera
2020/07/17
Topic: “Identifikation des Fahrfertigkeitsniveaus von Motorradfahrern in Kurvenfahrten im Realverkehr”
On 01.07.2020 the oral doctoral examination of Mr. Nils Magiera took place.
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Picture: Martin HolderPicture: Martin Holder
Registration for the Automotive Engineering Tutorial opens now
2020/05/13
Changes due to SARS-CoV-2
The registration for the automotive engineering tutorial is now open.
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Picture: Philipp JunietzPicture: Philipp Junietz
Tutorial Automotive Engineering
2020/03/25
Update regarding SARS-CoV-2
Due to the current pandemic spread of SARS-CoV-2 the Tutorial Automotive Engineering will not take place at the scheduled time slot as it was announced before, because the risk of infection for the students is too high during the driving experiments with up to 4 students driving in one vehicle.
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Picture: Philipp JunietzPicture: Philipp Junietz
Announcement Tutorial Automotive Engineering
2020/03/12
In the period from 26.05. to 28.07.2020 the tutorial Automotive Engineering takes place again.
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Picture: Patrick PintscherPicture: Patrick Pintscher
Doctoral Exam of Mr. Christian Amersbach
2020/02/27
Topic: “Functional Decomposition Approach – Reducing the Safety Validation Effort for Highly Automated Driving”
On 26.02.2020 the oral doctoral examination of Mr. Christian Amersbach took place.
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Picture: Patrick PintscherPicture: Patrick Pintscher
Doctoral Exam of Mr. Sami Bilgic
2020/01/20
Topic: “Analysis of Heat Crack Formation in Brake Discs for Heavy-Duty Vehicles”
On 14.01.2020 the oral doctoral examination of Mr. Sami Bilgic took place.
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Picture: Patrick PintscherPicture: Patrick Pintscher
Doctoral Exam of Mr. Björn Reuper
2020/01/20
Topic: “Multi-Frequency GNSS Sensor Fusion With Quality Assessment for Automotive Applications”
On 19.12.2019 the oral doctoral examination of Mr. Björn Reuper took place.
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Picture: Patrick PintscherPicture: Patrick Pintscher
Doctoral Exam of Mr. Philipp Junietz
2019/11/12
Topic: “ Microscopic and Macroscopic Risk Metrics for the Safety Validation of Automated Driving “
On 06.11.2019 the oral doctoral examination of Mr. Philipp Junietz took place.
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Picture: Patrick PintscherPicture: Patrick Pintscher
Doctoral Exam of Mr. Maximilian Herold
2019/11/08
Topic “Redundant Steering System for Highly Automated Driving of Trucks”
On 06.11.19 the oral doctoral examination of Mr. Maximilian Herold took place.
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Picture: Philipp RosenbergerPicture: Philipp Rosenberger
Doctoral Exam of Mr. Valerij Schönemann
2019/10/28
Topic: “Safety Requirements and Distribution of Functions for Automated Valet Parking”
On 15.10.19 the oral doctoral examination of Mr. Valerij Schönemann took place.
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Doctoral Exam of Maren Henzel
2019/09/25
Topic: “Analysis of the Generalizability of Machine-Learned Algorithms in Driver Assistance Systems”
On 17.09.2019 the oral doctoral examination of Maren Henzel took place.
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Doctoral Exam of Chris Zöller
2019/09/25
Topic: “Extension of the Application Potential of Wheeled Mobile Driving Simulators to Uneven Grounds”
On 17.09.2019 the oral doctoral examination of Mr. Chris Zöller took place.
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Tongji Summer School
2019/08/26
Since 2010, FZD and the School of Automotive Studies of the Tongji University Shanghai have a lively student exchange, which has been extended by a double master degree program in 2011 and by a fast track master program in 2018.
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Exkursion in das Mercedes-Benz-Werk in Sindelfingen am 04. Juni 2019
2019/07/01
Studenten zu Gast bei Daimler im Rahmen der PAA Vorlesung
Als fester Bestandteil der Lehrveranstaltung „Produktentstehung und –auslegung in der Automobilindustrie“ lud Herr Prof. Dr. Ernstberger, FZD-Lehrbeauftragter und Leiter der Produktgruppe S-/E-/C-Klasse bei Mercedes-Benz Cars, die Studenten nach Sindelfingen ein.
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Forschungsergebnisse des europäischen Förderprojektes ENABLE-S3 vorgestellt
2019/06/18
Ermöglichung des domainübergreifenden Nachweises von Safety und Security durch modulare, verständliche Test- und Validierungsmethode für das szenariobasierte Testen
Am 16. Und 17. Mai wurden in der Helmut-List-Halle in Graz die Ergebnisse des europäischen Forschungsprojektes ENABLE-S3 vorgestellt. FZD bearbeitete dabei die beiden Forschungsthemen Systemarchitektur und Sicherheitskonzept für Valet Parking und Entwicklung von Simulationsmodellen für aktive Sensoren.