Alumobility, a worldwide non-profit association dedicated to promoting the use of aluminium in the automotive industry, is set to deliver a presentation highlighting the advantages of aluminium in producing lighter, safer, safer, more intelligent, and environmentally sustainable vehicles. This presentation will take place as part of the Aachen Body Engineering Days event, which is scheduled for September 19-20, 2023, in Aachen, Germany.
On September 20, Alumobility's team of experts, including Thomas Rudlaff, Dr Thorolf Schulte, and Alexander Gaida, will present their research findings concerning the reduction of Body-in-White (BIW) complexity through the utilization of aluminium. Additionally, Alumobility will have a presence as an exhibitor at the event.
Alumobility has recently unveiled its groundbreaking "Less is More" research findings, shedding light on eight distinct categories that underscore the manifold advantages of aluminium in lightweight vehicles. These categories include enhanced efficiency, secondary cost savings, heightened safety, increased durability, extended years in service, improved payload capacity, reduced manufacturing complexity, and heightened circularity. In this discussion, we will delve into these crucial benefits, offering supporting details and factual evidence to underscore the imperative to expedite the lightweight of motor vehicles by expanding the utilization of aluminium in their production processes.
Professor Mark White said, “Providing key research findings to a worldwide audience of automotive engineers, designers, and manufacturers is most important for Alumobility.”
“Our number one priority is to generate and share up-to-the-minute information with the automotive industry as it plans for a future with aluminium as the indispensable auto body material. Aachen Body Engineering Days provide an excellent opportunity for education and presentation.”
The Aachen Body Engineering Day's standout feature lies in its exclusive lecture program, showcasing industry highlights from the past year. Renowned experts and visionaries in vehicle construction and development will deliver presentations on the most recent facts and trends to a global audience of professionals. This event will adopt a hybrid format in person at Aachen's "Das Liebig" venue and online. The lectures will be conducted in either German or English, with simultaneous English translation available for international attendees.
To register for the event, visit www.aachener-karosserietage.de.
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