simpulsedays

Accompanying the SafetyWeek 2019

15 May 2019 | Würzburg

LightSim 2019

Forum for Automotive Lighting Simulation and VR

Accompanying the automotive CAE Grand Challenge 2019

16 April 2019 | Hanau

simpulseday Water & Liquid Management

For Automotive Applications

Exclusive for students, PHD candidates and young professionals

24 January 2019 | Stuttgart

simpulse career night 2019

Your Career Start in the Virtual Vehicle Development

EVENTS 2018

Exclusive for members of the asc(s

29 November 2018 | Stuttgart

2nd Fireside Talk

The Role of the Car in Future Mobility Concepts

Cooperative Event Automotive Simulation Center Stutgart | FhG ITWM | VDC Fellbach

13-14 November 2018 | Kaiserslautern

4th Symposium Driving Simulation

Accompanying the Kick-off Workshop ASAM OpenSCENARIO on 13 November 2018

With special focus on SMEs

11 October 2018 | Stuttgart

simpulseday Simulation 4.0

Digital Twin along the Automotive Supply Chain.

New collaboration platform

10 October 2018 | Hoehenkirchen

1st ENVITED User Meeting

Your environment for virtual test drive

Megatrend

20 September 2018 | Böblingen MOTORWORLD

simpulseday Artificial Intelligence for Smart Vehicle Development and Operation

How Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics is Impacting the Automotive Industry.

Moving together towards green mobility.

19 September 2018 | Böblingen MOTORWORLD

simpulseday greenCAX marketplace

Sessions: E-Mobility & Conceptual Design | Autonomous Driving & CAX Integration

Accompanying the SafetyWeek 2018

15-16 May 2018 | Würzburg

LightSim 2018

Forum for Automotive Lighting Simulation and VR

Accompanying the automotive CAE Grand Challenge 2018

17 April 2018 | Hanau

simpulseday Virtual Testing for Improved Safety and Performance of Electric Vehicles

Ready to charge?

Final presentation of the BMBF Project eEgO

15 March 2018 | Böblingen

simpulseday Software Methods for the Efficient Optimisation - Based on Surrogate Models - for the Crash Simulation within the Automotive Development Process.

EVENTS 2017

Exclusive for members of the asc(s

29 November 2017 | Stuttgart

1st Fireside Talk

Cooperations of the future

Cooperative event Automotive Simulation Center Stutgart | DLR Braunschweig | VDC Fellbach

8-9 November 2017 | Braunschweig

3rd Symposium Driving Simulation

with OpenSCENARIO User Meeting

24 October 2017 | Stuttgart

simpulseday Multiphase Flows in Powertrain Applications

The right approach no matter in which phase you are.

Exclusive for students from University of Stuttgart & KIT

23 May 2017 | Stuttgart Bad Cannstatt

simpulsecareer forum 2017

The right format to get into touch with potential employers.

accompanying the European LS-DYAN Conference

9 May 2017 | Salzburg, A

simpulseday Crash Analysis for Electric & Autonomous Cars

Driverless against the wall?

accompanying the Automotive CAE Grand Challenge

5 April 2017 | Hanau

simpulseday Isogeometric Analysis

Bringing together design and calculation

simpulseday exclusive for members

16 February 2017 | Weinstadt

simpulseday greenCAX brunch

EVENTS 2016

simpulseday In cooperation with VDI SIMVEC

21 November 2016 | Baden-Baden

Automotive Lighting Simulation and Visualization

simpulseday greenCAE

10 November 2016 | Weissach

1st simpulseday greenCAE

Cooperative Event Automotive Simulation Center Stutgart | TU Berlin | VDC Fellbach

29-30 June 2016 | Berlin

2nd Symposium Driving Simulation

with OpenSCENARIO User Meeting

Flyer [PDF] Template PROJECT APPETIZER [pptx]

EVENTS_UPCOMING

EVENTS_PAST

12.05.2016
8:30 a.m.
Businesspark
Leinfelder Str. 60
Leinfelden-Echterdingen

Participation is free of charge
Sponsored by BETA CAE Systems
Event language is English

simpulseday vehicle structure

NVH Simulation and Methodology

Noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) requires a precise knowledge of complex coherences and is highly relevant for automotive vehicle development. The simpulseday “NVH Simulation and Methodology” of the Automotive Simulation Center Stuttgart will focus this demanding field. It will show latest simulation techniques and industrial needs in the virtual vehicle development process. As impulse for the development of new simulation methods future requirements are derived and new project approaches discussed. simpulsedays are an integral part of the asc(s culture. They are used as a platform for dialog, to explore potentials and to start effective cooperations. The event stimulates the exchange between managers, software users, software developers and scientists in order to bundle know-how and achieve common goals e.g. the faster availability of efficient methods.

Template Project Appetizers [PDF] Template Project Appetizers [pptx] Call for Project Appetizers [PDF]

AGNEDA

8:30 WARM-UP
Arrival and registration of the guests and welcoming them over a cup of coffee

9:00 INTRODUCTION ROUND
Introduction to the workshop

9:10 TAKE THE POLE POSITION

IMPULSE KEYNOTES:
Design improvement through enhanced processes available within NVH Console
Anastasios Sarridis - BETA CAE Systems SA

Multidisciplinary Virtual Product Development of Automotive Audio Systems
Dr. Alfred J. Svobodnik - Konzept-X GmbH

10:10-10:40 PIT STOP
Coffee break

10:40 LEADING POSITION
INTERACTIVE SESSION: On the way to electromobility - derive future NVH targets for HEVs & BEVs

11:30-11:50 PIT STOP
Coffee break

11:50-12:30 WIN THE RACE
Interactive Session Summary
Presentation & discussion of project appetizers

12:30 CHEQUERED FLAG
End of the workshop

CALL FOR PROJECT APPETIZERS

The simpulseday “NVH Simulation and Methodology” is focusing challenges and new methods for NVH simulation with the use of HPC in the automotive field. If you have identified future challenges or any lack of simulation methods and like to advance new and potential solutions in a quick and efficient way together with other competence partners from industry and academia, we are very interested in your impulse keynote or specific project appetizer. Present the foremost challenges and/or new approaches and discuss your project idea with other experts from the field of NVH in the virtual vehicle development process.

PROJECT APPETIZERS can be submitted until May 4, 2016. PROJECT APPETIZERS can cover one or more of the following project topics: NVH simulation methods for lightweight design, increased passenger comfort, vehicle electrification or related topics. Please use our Power-Point template.

12.04.2016
2:00 p.m.
Konferenzraum 5
Congress Park Hanau

Free for members of the asc(s
€ 90.- for non-members
(tax-free under section 4, No. 22a UStG)

4th Cluster Workshop Vehicle Structure - automotive CAE Grand Challenge Hanau

The perfect crash: Simulation meets reality

The 4th Cluster Workshop Vehicle-Structure of the Automotive Simulation Center Stuttgart will be held on April 12, 2016 at the automotive CAE Grand Challenge in Hanau. It will start at 2 p.m. as a continuation of the Special Session “Comparing simulation and test – results visualization” in the morning. The Workshop is focusing new digital methods and processes for comparing simulation and test results including visualization methods. Based on the presentations in the morning, the participants will present and discuss new project ideas (PROJECT APPETIZERS).

In cooperation with:

CALL FOR PROJECT APPETIZERS - YOUR IMPULSE

You have identified the need for a new simulation method and/or process and would like to advance it/them in a quick and efficient way together with other competence partners from science and industry? In this case we are very interested in your impulse in the form of a project appetizer (template / layout can be downloaded above). Present and discuss your (project) approach with other experts from the field of virtual vehicle development. This will enable you to sound out potentials and enter into appropriate collaborations.

Project appetizers relating to the automotive field can deal with one or more of the following aspects in the field of structural mechanics and crashworthiness:

Calibration, comparison and validation of measurement and simulation
Visualization of measurement and simulation
Data handling, data fusion and work flows
… related topics

Project appetizers can be submitted until March 29, 2016 at the asc(s office.

Workshop language English, no German Translation.
Registration for the CAE Grand Challenge takes place separately.
Further information on the automotive CAE Grand Challenge can be found here.

11.04.2016
13:00
University of Stuttgart
Allmandring 30

Participation is free of charge.
Sponsored by ALTAIR
In collaboration with PAASAGE

simpulseday numerics and digitalization

From Cloud to Road

The very fast growing global competitive pressure, new legal regulations and distributed development environments during the last few years lead to a complete rethink of Computer-Aided-Engineering (CAE) and High-Performance-Computing (HPC) processes. It is now a question of going further to flexible and easy to access / operate CAE work environments. Therefore Cloud-Computing and High-Performance-Computing could be an opportunity for the overall European automotive, aerospace and engineering industry, especially for innovative small and medium enterprises – SMEs. A future perspective and state-of-the art overview of CAE simulation tools and environments that are compatible with the use of Cloud-Computing and HPC will be presented and discussed.

Abstracts [PDF] Template Project Appetizers [pptx] Invitation Flyer [PDF]

The Event is sponsored by

In cooperation with

The PaaSage project receives research funding from the European Union's 7th Framework Programme

PRELIMINARY AGENDA

13:00 WARM-UP
Arrival of the guests and welcoming them over a cup of coffee

13:30 INTRODUCTION ROUND
Introduction to the workshop

13:40 TAKE THE POLE POSITION - PART 1

KEYNOTE: Driving Vehicle Development from Road to Rig to Simulation
Jürgen Kohler – Daimler AG

Cognitive Computing meets Computer Aided Engineering
Dr. Stefan Suwelack - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Institute for Anthropomatics Humanoids and Intelligence Systems Lab

PaaSage: Model-based Cloud Platform Upperware
Prof. Dr. Keith Jeffery, Dr. Geir Horn, Dr. Alessandro Rossini, Prof. Dr. Kostas Magoutis, Carlos Falconi - PaaSage Project Consortium (EU FP7)

14:50-15:10 PIT STOP
Coffee break and PaaSage live demo
Dr. Alessandro Rossini, Ping Wang - PaaSage Project Consortium (EU FP7)

15:10 TAKE THE POLE POSITION - PART 2

Simulation Driven Innovation in the Cloud – A Game Changer?
Dr. Ralf Rehburg, Altair, Inc.

Usage of LS-DYNA in the Cloud
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Göhner – DYNAmore GmbH

COMSOL Server: Simulation without frontiers
Dr. Bernhard Fluche – COMSOL Multiphysics GmbH

16:10-16:30 PIT STOP
Coffee break and PaaSage live demo
Emmanouil Papoutsakis, Dr. Shirley Crompton, Christian Perez - PaaSage Project Consortium (EU FP7)

16:30 TAKE THE POLE POSITION - PART 3

Overview of Cloud Systems and Services for CAE
Christopher Woll and Jan Martini – GNS Systems GmbH

CAEaaS: on-demand simulation out-of-the-cloud
Markus Westhäußer – T-Systems International GmbH

The NUBERISIM platform - A new way to predict fluid flow noise using cloud-based Computational Aero-Acoustics
Carlos Falquez, Dr. Iris Pantle, Dr. Balazs Pritz – NUMERISIM, Falquez, Pantle und Pritz GbR

17:30 CHEQUERED FLAG
Get-together – networking and small Snack and PaaSage live demo.
Dr. Arnab Sinha, Tom Kirkham, Ping Wang - PaaSage Project Consortium (EU FP7)

23.02.2016
9:00 a.m.
Businesspark
Leinfelder Str. 60
Leinfelden-Echterdingen

Participation is free of charge.
Sponsored by MentorGraphics

2nd Cluster Workshop Vehicle Physics

Simulation Driven Design for CFD

The Workshop “Simulation Driven Design for Computational Fluid Dynamics” is focusing the trend of embedding CFD software into the automotive design process. Is this trend only a part of the long-lasting frontloading process or is it a paradigm shift? Who are the key roles to enable the change? How much methodological knowledge needs an engineer? How do we handle the conflict of objectives: the need of less system understanding by using a black box software or solving advanced problems by detailed understanding of solver algorithms? The workshop will give a state-of-the-art overview and offers space for discussions and new project ideas in the field of CAE method development.

How to get there (in german only) Invitation

The event is sponsored by:

CALL FOR PROJECT APPETIZERS - YOUR IMPULSE

Stationary / transient flows
Laminar / turbulent flows
Incompressible / compressible flows
Flows with heat transfer / transport
Flows with chemical reactions
Multi-phase flows
Fluid-structure interaction
Multiphysics
... or related topics

Project appetizers can be submitted until February 12, 2016 at the asc(s office.

AGENDA

9:00 WARM-UP
Arrival of the guests and welcoming them over a cup of coffee

9:30 INTRODUCTION ROUND
Introduction to the workshop

9:40 TAKE THE POLE POSITION - PART 1

KEYNOTE: Spectral/hp element, scale resolving modelling for high Reynolds number F1 Aerodynamics
Professor Spencer Sherwin - Imperial College London

Bringing the Complexity of CFD into the CAD World of an Engineer
Boris Marovic - Mentor Graphics (Deutschland) GmbH

Efficient methods for parametric shape optimization of flow channels
Ioannis Nitsopoulos - ISKO engineers AG

10:55-11:30 PIT STOP
Coffee break

11:30 TAKE THE POLE POSITION - PART 2

The influence of mesh characteristics on OpenFOAM simulations of the drivaer model
Grigoris Fotiadis, Vangelis Skaperdas, Aristotelis Iordanidis - BETA CAE Systems S.A.

Using MpCCI to Solve Coupled CFD Problems arising in Automotive Design
Bettina Landvogt - scapos AG

12:20-13:45 PIT STOP
Lunch break

13:45 TAKE THE POLE POSITION - PART 3

On the Need for Expertise when Using CFD - a Teacher’s View Ulrich H. Rist - Institute of Aerodynamics and Gas Dynamics University of Stuttgart

Below the Glossy Surface: Methods, Errors and Complexity in CFD
Prof. Gabriel Wittum - G-CSC, University of Frankfurt

14:35-15:00 PIT STOP
Coffee break

15:00 WIN THE RACE
Information about available subsidies

Presenting and discussing the submitted project appetizers

16:00 CHEQUERED FLAG
End of the workshop – there will be ample opportunities for further technical discussions afterwards.

15.10.2015
Block A
OpenDRIVE 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Block B
OpenSCENARIO 2 to 5 p.m.

VDI-Haus Stuttgart
Hamletstr. 11
70563 Stuttgart

The event is free of charge.
The number of participants is limited.
Places will be given out in the order of registration.

1st Cluster workshop on vehicle ICT

8th OpenDRIVE & 1st OpenSCENARIO User Meeting

Find out more about the current developments in OpenDRIVE and discuss future requirements at the 8th OpenDRIVE User Meeting in Stuttgart. User reports will give useful insights into the current applications of OpenDRIVE. The 1st OpenSCENARIO User Meeting in the afternoon will provide you with first insights into the new standardization measure. OpenSCENARIO is an open file format for the description of dynamic content in the virtual test drive. This initiative is driven by, amongst others, the Automotive Simulation Center Stuttgart, its members and associated partners. The workshop modules A and B can be attended independently from each other.

Template Project Appetizer [pptx] Template Project Appetizer [PDF]

OPENDRIVE USER REPORTS

We offer you the opportunity to introduce your current OpenDRIVE applications and experiences in a short presentation (ca. 20 mins). Presentations can be submitted informally by email until 30 September 2015 to the asc(s office (info@asc-s.de).

PRELIMINARY AGENDA

9:00 WARM-UP
Arrival of the guests

9:30 INTRODUCTION ROUND
Welcoming the guests
Alexander F. Walser - asc(s

9:45 TAKE THE POLE POSITION
OpenDRIVE

The upcoming release 1.4
Exchange of experience / User reports
New requirements for OpenDRIVE
Formal standardization

1:00 PIT STOP
Lunch Break

2:00 WIN THE RACE
OpenSCENARIO

Motivation
Current status
Requirements
Collaboration
Definition of core team

5:00 CHEQUERED FLAG
End of the event

Please note: The event language is English.

07.07.2015
13:45 Uhr
FKFS - Pfaffenwaldring 12
Stuttgart

Free for members of the asc(s and VDC
€ 50.- for non-members
(tax-free under section 4, No. 22a UStG)

Joint event of asc(s, VDC Fellbach and TU Berlin

1st Driving Simulators Symposium

What do the status quo and the future of driving simulators look like? To answer these questions the Automotive Simulation Center Stuttgart, the Virtual Dimension Center Fellbach and the Technische Universität Berlin have drawn up a driving simulator competence atlas (including a study) by means of a sector survey. The results of the survey will be presented to a broad professional audience at the 1st Driving Simulators Symposium. The event is aimed at decision-makers and experts in the field of virtual driving simulation.

Ever stricter global standards together with the rising pressure on costs in the automotive industry have made an increasing shift of versatile test scenarios toward a virtual world necessary. Technology providers need to make the numerous possible solutions offered by driving simulators their own, while OEMs and suppliers have to develop them further for the future. All too often this potential is not fully exploited due to the increasing complexity of these systems and a heterogeneous hardware and software environment. With the 1st Driving Simulators Symposium the organizers want to offer science and industry a better access.

Apart from fascinating keynote speeches and the results of the study there will be an interactive session, in which a body of experts can work out future fields of action. In parallel, there is an opportunity to visit the driving simulator at the FKFS. All participants have the opportunity to submit and present new ideas for cooperative R&D projects in the field of virtual driving simulation in the form of a project appetizer (templates can be downloaded above).

Project appetizers can be submitted until 26 June 2015 at the asc(s office.

AGENDA

1:45 pm WARM-UP
Arrival of guests

2:00 INTRODUCTION ROUND
Welcoming the guests
Alexander F. Walser – asc(s
Maik Auricht – TU Berlin
Dr. Christoph Runde – VDC Fellbach

2:15 TAKE THE POLE POSITION
Keynote speeches

Testing and Validation in Dynamic Driving Simulation
Dr. Hans-Peter Schöner – Daimler AG

Geodata: From Land Registry to Driving Simulation
Andreas Richter – DLR Institut für Verkehrssystemtechnik Braunschweig

3:05 PIT STOPP
Coffee break

3:30 LEADING POSITION
Presentation of competence atlas (including the study)
Alexander F. Walser – asc(s
Maik Auricht - TU Berlin
Dr. Christoph Runde – VDC Fellbach

4:00 RACING LINE Project presentation OpenSCENARIO Alexander F. Walser – asc(s

4:15 TEAMWORK & DEMONSTRATION
World Café and introduction to driving simulator FKFS

5:15 WIN THE RACE
Presentation & discussion of project appetizers

6:00 CHEQUERED FLAG
Get-together / small snack

WITH THE FRIENDLY ASSISTANCE OF

30.06.2015
15:30 to 22:00
Römerkastell Stuttgart
Am Römerkastell
70376 Stuttgart

Participation is free of charge.
Number of participants is limited.

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Data Analytics Symposium

Data Analytics for Automotive - an asc(s Symposium

How does the Automotive Industry take advantage of its data and how can current and future technology help us progress from monitor to predicting?

A recent Gartner study describes how operational intelligence platforms give businesses a broad, holistic and current view of their operations and how Hadoop-based data discovery enables business users to explore and find insights across diverse data.

That data discovery makes it a compelling option to give business users access to previously hidden insights, with stream processing becoming increasingly important due to the use of numerous sensors in the automotive context.

Join our Analytics for Automotive Symposium, we will bring you up to speed with the strategies, the experiences learnt and the insights into future investments by leading enterprises on Data Analytics, and Hadoop enabled technologies.

After presentations by experts from MHP, BOSCH and T-Systems we’ll gather for dinner and further presentations followed by a panel session to give you the chance to fire your questions.

The event is set in the Römerkastell Stuttgart, a refined Roman castle with historical charm.

AGENDA

15:30 Arrival of guests

Conference room

15:45 Introduction
Alexander F. Walser, asc(s

16:00 MHP BIG DATA FUTURE Study
Uwe Trost, MHP - A Porsche Company

16:30 Big Data Meets Industry – The Bosch Internet of Things and Services
Dr. Lothar Baum, Robert Bosch GmbH

17:00
Christian M. Wirth, T-Systems International GmbH

17:30 Break and possibility for professional exchange

Dinner room

18:00 Serving of starters

18:30 Industry 4.0 (IoT) Data Management Strategies with Hadoop
Bernard Doering, Cloudera GmbH

19:00 Serving of main course

19:30 Dynamic Discoveries Using Big Data Analytics
Ian Bird, Cray Inc.

20:00 Serving of dessert

20:30 Industry Trends for Analytics
Richard Pilling, Intel Corp.

21:00 Panel discussion
Moderated by Dr. Andreas Wierse, SICOS BW
SDSC Smart Data Solution Center BW

21:30 Get together & Cocktail Hour

1st Cluster Workshop Vehicle Physics

Physics-Based Product Optimization

Is the strive for the perfect product a futile exercise or just a question of using the right method? From an engineering/technical point of view such an undertaking results in the analysis of highly complex physical effects and correlations. So far, the established methods in the computer-based testing of vehicles have been taken e.g. from the fields of multiphysics and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). But which simulation methods are going to get us closer to the optimum? To shed light on this issue, we are looking forward to your impulses and captivating discussions.

CALL FOR PROJECT APPETIZERS - YOUR IMPULSE

Project appetizers relating to the automotive field can deal with one or more of the following aspects:

Stationary / transient flows
Laminar / turbulent flows
Incompressible / compressible flows
Flows with heat transfer / transport
Flows with chemical reactions
Multi-phase flows
Fluid-structure interaction
Multiphysics
... or related topics

Project appetizers can be submitted until 6 May 2015 at the asc(s office.

PRELIMINARY AGENDA

9:00 WARM-UP
Arrival of the guests and welcoming them over a cup of coffee

9:30 INTRODUCTION ROUND
Introduction to the workshop

9:45 TAKE THE POLE POSITION – KEYNOTE SPEECHES

The Mathematics of Perfect Products: Automated Design of Flow Systems
Prof. Dr. Martin Bünner, ICE – Institut für Computational Engineering NTB - Interstaatliche Hochschule für Technik Buchs

COMSOL Multiphysics – Multiphysics Simulation in Vehicle Development
Christian Becker, Comsol Multiphysics GmbH Göttingen

10:45 WIN THE RACE – Part 1
Presenting and discussing the submitted project appetizers

11:15-11:45 PIT STOP
Coffee break

11:45 WIN THE RACE – Part 2
Presenting and discussing the submitted project appetizers

1:00 CHEQUERED FLAG
End of the workshop – there will be ample opportunities for further technical discussions afterwards.

31.03.2015
2:00 p.m.
Konferenzraum 5
Congress Park Hanau

Free for members of the asc(s
€ 90.- for non-members
(tax-free under section 4, No. 22a UStG)

3rd Cluster Workshop Vehicle Structure – automotive CAE Grand Challenge

Making Failure Predictable

The asc(s has organized its first ever cluster workshop, held in context with the automotive CAE GRAND CHALLENGE 2015 in Hanau. Use this unique chance to combine fascinating expert lectures with a stimulating discussion in the asc(s project cluster Vehicle Structure. Participation in the workshop is independent of the participation in the automotive CAE Grand Challenge.