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Challenges associated with designing and managing a modern EV battery lab?
With the increasing demand for EVs, traditional validation lab approaches may not meet the scale of operation needed, hindering engineering work and leading towards obsolescence.
The session will cover risks associated with traditional lab approaches and explore system solutions required to set up a modern EV battery lab, as well as strategies to mitigate risks and keep engineering resources focused on testing to make better batteries and ensure long-term success.
Attendees will gain a broader view of the challenges and opportunities in this field and learn how NI expertise and products can support efforts to modernize their battery lab and deliver solutions that help them get to market faster.
This webinar will focus on the following key topics:
• Connected SW approach for Battery Validation Labs
Presenter
Ramona Frenkel – Principal Transportation Manager
Ramona has more than 10 years of professional experience within the automotive industry, and has worked for different Tier 1 and technology suppliers. She holds a Bachelor and Master Degree of Engineering, and started her professional career as a development engineer for combustion engines. As well as the whole industry, she has followed the development towards electric mobility, and is now responsible for the strategic and customer-oriented marketing in EMEA for the NI EV Test System Solution Portfolio.
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