Three Razor-Focused Conferences Taking Place Simultaneously
1. Braking Systems Conference 2. Steering Systems Conference
3. Advanced Suspension Systems Conference

> Current Status of Steer-By-Wire
Defining Pros, Cons & Critical Aspects of SbW

> Tier-1 Roadmap for SbW
Steer-by-Wire Feel and Performance

> How SDVs will Impact Steering Systems

> How Future Roles & Responsibilities will Evolve as OEMs move towards SDV & centralized ECU Architecture

> Functional Safety & Autonomous Driving: How to Satisfy Redundancy

> Managing Failure Modes/Fail Operational Scenarios

> Electric Power Steering for Commercial Vehicles

> Active AI projects to improve Performance of Steering Systems

> And more

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> Optimal Level of Redundancy for Brake-By-Wire

> Brake-By-Wire in Software-Defined Vehicles

> Requirements of Euro 7 & The Impact on Brake Systems

> Supplier Roadmap & Application of Electromechanical Brakes

> How Next-Generation Of AI & ML-Based Design Will Improve Performance & Efficiency Of Braking Systems

> Benefits of & Functional Performance Improvements of Dry Brakes

> How to Optimise Braking Systems to Account for Regenerative Braking

> New Failure Modes for Regenerative Braking

> And more

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> Impact Of Vehicle Electrification on Suspension System Design

> Active Suspension: Current Rate of Adoption & Market Analysis

> Integrating Active Suspension - Achieve increased ride comfort & improved aerodynamic
performance with higher levels of autonomy

> Active Suspension Developments in the Commercial Vehicle Industry

> How to maintain level of Ride Comfort, Handling and Agility in EVs

> Suspension Systems for AD & AV

> Manage Vehicle Weight, Achieve Lightweightedness without Compromising Stiffness

> Optimize Body Control, Ride & Handling at Lowest Cost Possible

> And more

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OEMs want to hear about bleeding-edge technologies from each of the different chassis sub-systems and learn new ways to improve performance while reducing complexity and cost of components.

> OEMs feel that a topic can be explained to them on paper, but only once they experience it can they get a true sense of performance. Take this chance and give existing/potential clients the opportunity to experience the latest innovations in suspension, braking and steering at the new ‘Ride & Drive’ event, part of the main conference.

> Get details on exhibition rates, available booth sizes and floor plan, email the Automotive IQ team on partner@automotive-iq.com or download the Business Development Pack.

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