Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Vehicle Engineering",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Engineering consultants make software choice from
Altair Engineering, which we summarised at the time by saying "Segula uses the entire HyperWorks suite, including its solver solutions, modeling and visualisation tools and structural optimisation technologies".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Measurement range meets automotive demands from
Kistler Instruments: "Handbook identifies the appropriate measuring chains for all sensors and measuring systems used in vehicle engineering".
In November 2007, we covered the news from Dassault Systemes
concerning its Catia PLM Express
- take a look at PLM system helps electric car company
which says: "For the development of its next-generation electric vehicle, a four-door performance sedan, Tesla is rolling out Dassault Systemes' Catia PLM Express".
Take a look also at the news release from MTT MoteurTest, Engine testing services go on show,
as well as Contract signed for rail system from Interfleet Technology,
and Metals company supports student racers from Corus Automotive.
See also:
Simulation software adopted by car manufacturer
(March 2007)
PSA Peugeot Citroen has selected LMS Virtual.Lab as the main integrated simulation platform for body, chassis, engine and full vehicle engineering
Student racers sponsored on three fronts
(May 2006)
Corus is once again supporting some of Europe's leading student race teams - the Universities of Birmingham, Delft and Warwick - in the 2006 International Formula Student programme
Alliance aims to improve con-rod design
(March 2006)
Corus is working closely with Smethwick Drop Forge to help optimise the design and manufacture of automotive con rods
Vision sensors keep Renault cars off the scrapheap
(August 2005)
At Renault's factory at Sandouville in France Cognex In-Sight sensors are used for checking laser weld imperfections that sometimes cause an assembled vehicle to be sent to the scrap yard
Specialist steels enable novel suspension
(June 2005)
The Racing for Holland team entry in this year's 24-hour Le Mans race will be using a unique hydropneumatic interconnected suspension system designed to maximise traction, grip and stability
Stadco signs for panels for Maxus
(June 2005)
Corus is to supply Stadco, one of Europe's leading automotive body-in-white specialists, with a wide range of cut and pressed panel blanks
IT upgrade accelerates product development
(May 2005)
Corus Automotive Engineering has upgraded its IT systems, boosting its advanced computing capacity and throughput by a factor of five
Student racers receive material support
(May 2005)
Corus is once again supporting some of Europe's leading student race teams in the International Formula Student programme
Materials selection makes light vehicle lighter
(February 2005)
Materials and vehicle engineering expertise from Corus during the development stages of LDV's all-new Maxus range of light commercial vehicles has helped to deliver weight and cost benefits
Consortium begins work on novel petrol engine
(February 2005)
An advanced research programme will investigate a petrol engine concept which aims to deliver substantially reduced CO2 emissions as well as class leading performance and economy
System takes active approach to vehicle acoustics
(January 2005)
The Lotus In-Car Active Acoustic Tailoring system allows vehicle manufacturers to create an acoustic ambience that matches consumers' expectations
Inspection software helps keep GM on CAD path
(December 2004)
PowerInspect inspection software has proved to be a good fit with the quality control requirements at leading automotive company, General Motors
Simulations models help develop new road barrier
(November 2004)
Corus has developed a roadside barrier system that exceeds the latest European EN1317 standard for the containment of vehicles and is expected to help improve road safety in crashes
Software streamlines super-car development
(October 2004)
Lamborghini used ICEM Surf to streamline the design development process for the body and interior of the Murcielago Roadster, launched by at this year's Paris Motor Show
New centre to focus on ride and handling
(September 2004)
The Engineering Services Division of LMS International has set up a new vehicle engineering competence centre for ride and handling in Turin, Italy
Engineering analysis community to gather in Malta
(August 2004)
NAFEMS, the international association for the engineering analysis community, has revealed the programme of invited speakers for its World Congress in Malta from 17th to 20th May 2005
Catia-designed racer wins Soapbox Challenge
(July 2004)
A Delmia sponsored Lotus has won the Goodwood Festival of Speed Downhill Soapbox Challenge
Automotive steel expertise is moving to Warwick
(March 2004)
Corus Automotive is relocating to Warwick Manufacturing Group to continue its development of innovative vehicle engineering
Lotus opens office in China
(March 2004)
Lotus Engineering is opening a dedicated office in China in response to the increasing demand for its services from manufacturers in the world's fastest growing automotive market
Jiangling signs for test services
(October 2003)
LMS International has secures a multiyear codevelopment contract with Jiangling Motor Corporation in China
Pair to expand automotive modelling
(June 2003)
LMS International and T-Systems International are working to extend the LMS Virtual Lab product portfolio
Virtual prototyping keeps Renault quiet
(April 2003)
Renault is investing in a multiple installation of LMS Virtual.Lab virtual prototyping software for engine acoustics to support its power train and vehicle engineering activities
Final year project focuses on hot hatch
(March 2003)
University of Bradford mechanical and automotive engineering student Simon Watson is working for Ford to research one of its new cars as a final-year project
Lotus helps Proton carve out new niche
(December 2002)
Lotus Engineering had extensive involvement in the development of the new Proton Arena, launched as the 'Freedom Machine' in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 7th November 2002
Business booming for Lotus
(August 2002)
Lotus Engineering has been awarded two new major contracts for its vehicle and powertrain engineering services
Gemini acquisition boosts motorsport activities
(July 2002)
Ricardo has boosted its motorsport capabilities by acquiring the operations of Gemini Transmissions of Brackley
HPL Prototypes to take over Lotus site
(November 2001)
HPL Prototypes has purchased the assets and ongoing business of Group Lotus's small satellite engineering facility at Allesley, near Coventry, UK
Coventry vehicle engineering facility for sale
(September 2001)
Group Lotus, the sportscar manufacturer and automotive engineering consultancy, has announced that its engineering facility at Coventry (Lotus-Coventry) is for sale
New driveline and transmission test facility open
(May 2001)
Ricardo's Driveline and Transmission Systems (DTS) division has officially opened its doors on a new and advanced driveline and transmission test facility in Royal Leamington Spa in the UK
Automation area at Manufacturing Week 2000
(September 2000)
As the manufacturing industry continues to pursue increasing productivity gains by further adoption of factory automation, Manufacturing Week has now dedicated an entire area to this industry sector
Design Engineering Show at Manufacturing Week 2000
(September 2000)
A focused and highly targeted event, the Design Engineering Show (DES) features 136 exhibitors offering the complete range of design products and services at Manufacturing Week 2000
Production area at Manufacturing Week 2000
(September 2000)
This year's Manufacturing Week will feature an area dedicated to the service and equipment needs of the manufacturing production environment
New products at Manufacturing Week 2000
(September 2000)
Manufacturing Week 2000 (7 - 9 November 2000, Hall 1, NEC, Birmingham) has been chosen by many exhibitors as the platform to launch their most innovative products and services to date
Vehicle Engineering + Design at Manufacturing Week
(September 2000)
Vehicle Engineering and Design (VE and D) is dedicated to companies involved in all areas of vehicle manufacture, from concept to production at all levels of the supply chain