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Mechanics for Intelligent Machines: Why Modern Robotics Needs More Than Software
Intelligent software alone does not make a robot ready for real-world operation. Mechanical assemblies must bring weight, protection, kinematics, interfaces and manufacturing together from the outset.


Function-Integrated Housings in Medical Technology
Modern housings in medical technology are far more than an outer shell. A dental application shows how optics, electronics, lighting and mounting features can be integrated into a manufacturable technical assembly from the start.


Lightweight Engineering for Special-Purpose Vehicles: Why Mass Is a Budget
Lightweight engineering for special-purpose vehicles is not about saving every possible kilogram. The key is to reduce mass where it creates technical reserves for protection, payload, range and additional functions.


CFRP hybrid assemblies in mechanical engineering: How lightweight construction improves cycle time
How a function-integrated CFRP-metal hybrid assembly reduces moving mass, creates additional packaging space and increases the cycle performance of a production system – from simulation and engineering to the ready-to-install assembly.


Complete vehicle development from a single source
Complete vehicle development means consistently bringing together concept, engineering, simulation, materials, prototyping and manufacturing. How technical overall responsibility reduces project risks and turns requirements into feasible vehicle solutions.


Prototype workshop: How concepts become functioning systems
In the prototype workshop, systems become reality. How development, testing, and implementation work together to create functional and robust solutions.


E/E systems in vehicle development: Integration of complex on-board electrical systems and control systems
E/E systems are the foundation of modern vehicles. How integration, wiring harnesses, and control units work together to enable stable and functional systems.


Lightweight fiber composite systems: Requirements, conflicting objectives and practical solutions
Lightweight composite systems require the interplay of materials, design, and manufacturing. A look at requirements and solutions in practice.


Components and systems for off-road vehicles: requirements, loads and durable solutions
Off-road vehicles place high demands on components and systems. Why design, materials, and integration are crucial for durable solutions.


Reverse engineering and CAD surface reconstruction: Insights from practice
Reverse engineering enables the analysis and further development of existing components. An insight into methods such as 3D scanning and CAD surface reconstruction.


Aerodynamic vehicle components: Development and integration of rear wings
Aerodynamic vehicle components such as high-performance rear wings influence handling and stability. How the development, simulation, and integration of rear wings work in practice.


Homologation of vehicles and components: requirements, simulation and implementation
Homologation is a central part of vehicle development. How requirements, simulation, and processes lead to successful certification.
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