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S. Bollow, HTW Berlin

Thermal Simulation of a Quick-Change Battery System

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R. Degen, Cologne University of Applied Sciences

Highly Realistic Virtual Testing of Automated Driving Systems as an Opportunity to Accelerate the Mobility Revolution

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M. Ottensmeier, Institut für Automobiltechnik Dresden, TU Dresden

Challenges and potentials of the self-propelled, highly immersive driving simulator

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M. Klatt, Institut für Kraftfahrzeuge (ika), RWTH Aachen University

Citizen’s Level of Acceptance of Four Different Mobility Concepts in Scope of the Project BüLaMo

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J. Pelzer, Institut für Kraftfahrzeuge (ika), RWTH Aachen University

Setting Inclusion as a Standard in the Development Process: Generation of an Inclusive Concept for Mobility on Demand

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K. Steinmetzger, Uni Heidelberg

Evaluation of the driver’s psychophysiological state based on EEG and fNIRS measurements within a driving simulator

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B. Blau, Hochschule Trier

Gasoline Water Direct Injection (GWDI): Optical Investigations on Fuel-Water Emulsions in the Injection System

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J. Küfen – fka GmbH

Future Architecture and Software Design Patterns – a Predicitive Strategy Towards Sustainable, Efficient, Resilient and Cross-Technology Solutions

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A. Kampmann, A. Mokhtarian, S. Kowalewski, B. Alrifaee - i11 Embedded Software, RWTH Aachen University

ASOA - A Dynamic Software Architecture for Software-defined Vehicles

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F. Beer, H. Szekely - Bosch Corporation, A. Malvankar, S. Riediger - FEV.io GmbH

Continuous Architecture – an agile, collaborative approach for software defined cars

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