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Mahle | Modular Hybrid Drive CONFERENCES THAT COULD INTEREST YOU:

Mahle has developed a modular hybrid drive that can be tailored to
suit a wide range of vehicle applications. The Mahle UPCOMING CONFERENCES
Modular Hybrid Powertrain (MMHP) is a fully
integrated plug-in hybrid drive that incorpo-
Electrified Mobility
rates a two- or three-cylinder turbocharged
November 12 and 13, 2019 |
gasoline engine. It has several advantages
Mannheim, Germany
over established hybrid technologies.
It is more cost-effective, more
Grid Integration of
compact, and lighter in weight.
Electric Mobility
The performance of the elec-
tric powertrain used in the November 12 and 13, 2019 |
MMHP reduces the demands Mannheim, Germany
© Mahle which has allowed a low-cost Vehicles of Tomorrow
on the combustion engine,
Dedicated Hybrid Engine (DHE) November 19 and 20, 2019 |
to be developed. The engine con- Frankfurt/Main, Germany
cept has been designed exclusively for
hybrid applications and benefits from the Heavy-Duty, On- and
latest innovations in the passive Mahle Jet Ignition (MJI) Off-Highway Engines
system. This consists of a small pre-chamber with a conventional spark plug which November 26 and 27, 2019 |
is built into the engine’s combustion chamber. It generates hot radical jets that create Friedrichshafen, Germany
a very short combustion event within the cylinder.
The Powertrain of Tomorrow
January 22 and 23, 2020 |
Hanau near Frankfurt/Main, Germany
th
7 International Engine Congress
February 18 and 19, 2020 |
Baden-Baden, Germany
Automated Driving
March 31 and April 1, 2020 |
Wiesbaden, Germany
chassis.tech plus
June 23 and 24, 2020 |
Munich, Germany

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Bosch | Video Camera with

Robust Object Recognition

Cars must be able to see their surroundings in order to provide automatic emergency braking
functions and automated driving capabilities. In addition, they must be able to detect very quickly
whether or not an object is relevant to them and their driving strategy. Just as quickly, they have
to determine what their reaction to relevant objects should be. Should they brake, swerve, or
drive over the object? The new Bosch MPC3 mono video camera has been designed to meet these
requirements. The main strength of the new technology lies in its robust object recognition. For
example, it can reliably detect if the edge of the road is passable, even in the absence of road
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markings, and it can identify hidden pedestrians. It can also be used in conjunction with auto- www.atzlive.com
matic emergency braking systems to prevent vehicles from hitting different types of animals.
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