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SMART Sustainability in Automotive Lightweight Construction as a new „Motor“ for global Mobility
Seminar
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Beschreibung
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Kursart
Praktisches Seminar
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Niveau
Fortgeschritten
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Unterrichtsstunden
8h
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Dauer
1 Tag
Attendees of this seminar benefit from,
- gaining new insights by in-depth analysis on resources, energy efficiency, flow of materials and life cycle assessments relevant to the industrial sector
- receiving inside knowledge on industrial materials as well as fundamental insights into the latest developments in material science
- assessing scientific and technological opportunities and potentials
- understanding how to develop business strategies for the MegaChange by employing the SMART concept
Hinweise zu diesem Kurs
Business / Engineering / Innovation Managers in Aerospace, Automotive, Chemistry and supplier industries
Meinungen
Themen
- Composites / CFK
- Lightweight Application
- Automotive
- Engineering
- Faserverbund
- CFK
- Composites
- Faserverbundwerkstoffe
- Carbon
- Leichtbau
Inhalte
The seminar will challenge on a global Resource Outlook and its expected efforts on mobility by the topics What are the specific driving megatrends for mobility? How can strategies be worked out for supply and cost safety on advanced materials and components? What is the driving differentiation of aerospace and automotive demands? How can process technologies in production be changed for significant steps in quality, efficiency and speed? What are the essentials of physics, engineering and materials science that have to be taken into account and fostered for the future? What mid- and long-term roadmaps are there - if high volume production is targeted? Why to change the paradigms to SMART sustainability demands - what is the strategic outcome of this change? In how far can this taken into account as customer value? How will the aerospace industry be affected by the profound changes in automotive?
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SMART Sustainability in Automotive Lightweight Construction as a new „Motor“ for global Mobility