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Annual review: How MdynamiX experienced the year 2020

Autor: | Released: 21. December 2020

Munich/Kempten. The year 2020 was a very memorable one for all of us and will forever have a special place in our memories. The year took its course, but then COVID-19 hit globally. We also faced seemingly insurmountable challenges. After the initial shock, we went to work in our home offices in the very first lockdown. Despite the Corona pandemic, MdynamiX looks back on a successful year with this short review. The big highlight was definitely the roll-out event including the Tech Day at the beginning of the year. The MX partner institute Adrive Living Lab of the University of…

Shelter 16 – the new HQ of MdynamiX is being built in the Allgäu region

Autor: | Released: 17. December 2020

MdynamiX AG has been building bridges between science and industry since 2014. Since then, the company has been contributing to the benefit of people, society and the economy through the effective transfer of invention to innovation. Until now, Munich was the main location; in 2017, Kempten was added as a partner location. At the Munich site, research teams work on advanced solutions for vehicle dynamics and comfort, acoustics and NVH technology. Innovative solutions in the field of driver assistance systems and automated driving are developed at the partner location in the Allgäu region. All research teams have one thing in…

Using Electric Drives for Active Sound Generation

Authors: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Sentpali; Fabian Ebner, M. Sc.; Dominik Schubert, M. Sc.; Leonhard Angerpointner, M. Sc. | Released: 17. November 2020

MdynamiX, the Affiliated Institute of the Munich University of Applied Sciences, is researching noise generation using electric drives in order apply this approach to acoustic function augmentation in the future. The electric motor virtually becomes a loudspeaker and can thus serve as a so-called Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS). Without additional hardware, the applications developed can be used not only to realize the required warning signals for electric vehicles, but also to design brand-specific sounds. The basic functionality of electric drives is not affected or even disturbed. Read the full article in ATZ issue October 2020 or download PDF

Contact: Prof. Dr. Stefan Sentpali stefan.sentpali@mdynamix.de

MdynamiX at the IEEE Conference CCTA 2020: New control approach for “Active Vibration Cancellation (AVC)

Autor: | Released: 1. August 2020

Munich/Montreal. The renowned control engineering IEEE conference “CCTA” – The IEEE Conference on Control Technology and Application – will take place this year from August, 24-26 in Montreal, Canada. In cooperation with the University of Applied Sciences Munich, MdynamiX presents an interesting contribution to the development of an AVC system that does not require additional hardware. Dominik Schubert (HM) will participate in the virtual conference as lead author and present the paper. MdynamiX is directly involved in the publication through co-author Leonhard Angerpointner. A future-oriented technology that combines driving comfort with dual use of existing hardware With…

11th International Styrian Noise, Vibration & Harshness Congress: MdynamiX and Hyundai Korea present joint paper

Autor: | Released: 5. May 2020

International Styrian Noise, Vibration & Harshness Congress 2020, Graz, Austria

At the European Automotive Noise Conference in Graz on Nov 3-5, the joint paper of MdynamiX, Hyundai Motors Co. and the University of Applied Sciences Munich will be presented. We are especially pleased that Dr. Kyoung-Jin Chang from Hyundai will be present. Under the motto “wind of change”, the Graz conference will highlight the rapid developments in driver assistance systems and automated driving, connectivity and electrification. Moreover, social changes and technical innovations are significantly changing the market and the NVH community. The ISNVH 2020 Congress has made it its intention not only to adapt to these challenges but also to…

Technical depth and lively exchange on Tech Day

Autor: | Released: 12. March 2020

On 6 March 2020, a Tech Day was held at the Adrive Living Lab with over 100 experts from the automotive industry. There the new advanced Vehicle Driving Simulator from AB Dynamics was presented in detail to the experts. Besides numerous companies from the industry, MdynamiX was also present with two booths. Matthias Niegl spoke in his keynote about realistic steering feel. Further technical presentations and informative exhibition tours led through the morning. In a pleasant atmosphere, development methods and applications were presented, discussed and experiences intensively exchanged. At the same time, many participants had the opportunity to take a…

With experience in their pockets and the future in sight. MdynamiX – a specialist for driving attributes

Autor: | Released: 29. January 2020

More than ever, humans and machines must communicate and interact perfectly with each other: externally, internally, acoustically, visually and haptically. Feedback, trust, a feeling of security and an always-predictable reaction. The four founders of MdynamiX meet these exciting challenges with expert knowledge and years of experience in research and teaching. The founding team, consisting of professors Peter Pfeffer, Stefan Sentpali, Bernhard Schick and Markus Krug, has made it their mission to lead the way with new mobility concepts and technologies. The interdisciplinary know-how of the founders creates synergies between the different fields of competence of MdynamiX. Peter Pfeffer is responsible…

Annual review: this is what moved MdynamiX in 2019

Autor: | Released: 5. January 2020

Munich/Kempten. MdynamiX looks back on an exciting and eventful year 2019. The increased media presence in the regional and nationwide press, but also in trade magazines is an indication that both the location Munich and Kempten have developed positively. A brief review shows the highlights of the year. In the first half of the year, the MdynamiX was pleased to receive two articles in the trade magazine ATZ. In February, the study of the University of Applied Sciences Kempten and MdynamiX on the topic of driving experience versus mental stress in assisted lateral control was published. This was followed in…

Acoustex 2019: Munich University of Applied Sciences makes electric motors sing

Autor: | Released: 2. October 2019

Munich / Dortmund. The Munich University of Applied Sciences presents new solutions for sound design in vehicle acoustics at the leading trade fair Acoustex for noise control and sound design. Manufacturers of acoustically effective products and solutions meet experts from different industries with suitable projects. With this concept, the trade fair had already successfully brought together around 100 exhibitors and 1,500 visitors within the topics Architecture, Industry and Traffic last year. Sound design is currently receiving special attention in the automotive industry as a result of the EU Regulation (July 2019) on noise detection for electric cars. Giving the electric…

Contact: Prof. Dr. Stefan Sentpali stefan.sentpali@mdynamix.de

MdynamiX at the Jubilee-chassis.tech 2019

Autor: | Released: 5. July 2019

The anniversary event 2019: at the 10th chassis.tech plus, speed was also in demand when it came to developing the chassis of the future

Munich. Numerous manufacturers and suppliers from the automotive industry were represented at this year’s chassis.tech plus in the focus of the three aspects of safety, vehicle dynamics and driving comfort. MdynamiX presented itself with an exhibition stand at the Munich chassis conference on July, 25th + 26th. The conference leader and CEO of MdynamiX, Professor Peter E. Pfeffer, opened the anniversary event with the words: “After 20 years one may look back”. Keynote speakers from industry and research presented solutions that address the current challenges in chassis development. Nico Rosberg, former F1 world champion and co-owner of the IAV subsidiary…

Contact: Prof. Dr. Peter E. Pfeffer PETER.PFEFFER@MDYNAMIX.DE