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A. Sakpal, U. Kradepohl - fka GmbH
Performance of LiDARs in adverse conditions: Results from the LPAC project
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
D. Kim - Hyundai Motor Company
Electrification in Mobility: Fuel Cell Vehicle
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
P. Epple, J. Kraft, F. von Lehn, K. Wahl, N. Zsiga - EKPO Fuelcell Technologies GmbH
Model-based fuel cell stack design and optimization
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
M. Zubel, J. Blum, T. Braun, S. Hollnaicher, J. Köhler, N. Loughlan, N. Weidler - cellcentric GmbH & Co. KG
Advancing Fuel Cell Drives: Enhancing Efficiency and Performance for Heavy-Duty Long-Haul Transport
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
J. Masson - Ballard Power Systems
Comparing Hydrogen Fuel Cell Engines and Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines for Zero-Emission Heavy-Duty Vehicles
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
A. Wischnewski - driveblocks
Industrial Vehicle Autonomy - technical and commercial dimensions of driver out applications
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
B. Lampe, L. Eckstein - ika, RWTH Aachen University
An MLOps Architecture for Automated Driving and Beyond
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
A. Schröder - CLAAS E-Systems GmbH
Challenges for perception systems in autonomous agricultural machines
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
K. Bolz - Eberspächer catem GmbH & Co. KG; C. Massonet, L. Eckstein - ika, RWTH Aachen University; L. Fautz - fka GmbH
The Strategic Role of Electrical Heaters in Optimizing Thermal Management in EVs
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
R. Heckt, H. Freitag - HANON Systems Deutschland GmbH
PFAS free refrigerants - Two solutions for mobile Applications in eVehicles
34. Aachen Kolloquium Sustainable Mobility
(2025)
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