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#Innovation #Road Safety
March 2018

Standard or retrofit ADAS systems, the aftermarket grappling with sensor and camera calibrations

The multiplication of safety systems such as cruise control, forward collision warning and traffic sign recognition will inevitably lead to more maintenance work. But servicing a "smart" vehicle is anything but simple, it requires specific skills and equipment.
Dino Collazzo
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#Industrial Scenarios #Economy
March 2018

Corporate Fleets and maintenance: is it worthwhile for mechatronic technicians?

Considering the virtuous and sustainable scenario in which mobility is trying to move, corporate fleets could provide interesting opportunities for top aftermarket (mechatronics) players. But is it really such a great opportunity?
Stefano Belfiore - Inforicambi journalist

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#e-mobility #Industrial Scenarios #Autopromotec Observatory
March 2018

Electric cars, 164 million expected to circulate in China, Europe and the US by 2030

According to an analysis made by the Autopromotec Observatory, based on a study carried out by the international consulting firm PwC, in 12 years, volumes will go up by as much as over 65 times the 2.5 million vehicles recorded in 2017.
 
Editorial Staff
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#New Technologies #e-mobility #Laws and regulations #Cybersecurity
February 2018

“Smart” cars; privacy protection means big business for the automotive industry

Limits to data collection, precise objectives and anonymity; these, according to Claudia Cevenini and Laura Lecchi, professors of IT Law and Informatics at the University of Bologna, are the basic guidelines for combining protection and technological development. Result: a competitive advantage for companies
 
Dino Collazzo
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#Laws and regulations
February 2018

Vehicle type-approval, direct EU supervision on emission controls

The European Union has plans for stricter type-approval measures. The goal is to curb the level of harmful emissions in motor vehicles. One of the latest news relates to the possibility of sanctioning non-complying manufacturers
Massimo Brunamonti
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#New Technologies #Cybersecurity #Industrial Scenarios
February 2018

Iot, hacking attacks and possible scenarios. Here’s how to protect yourself

Laurence Pitt, journalist, addressed the issue in an article published on Tech Economy indicating the risks and countermeasures to be taken by companies to defend themselves. The editors of Autopromotec Blog decided to post it for the benefit of its readers
 
By Laurence Pitt - Tech Economy journalist – 04/05/2017
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#Events #e-mobility #Innovation #Industrial Scenarios
January 2018

“OFFICINA 4.0: Digitalization and new mobility trends, the future of car repair”

Autopromotec Conference makes a comeback in June: a two day forum with leading representatives of the automotive industry to review the rapid changes affecting the whole sector and the trends that will soon impact the aftermarket
 
Editorial Staff
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#New Technologies #Innovation #Additive manufacturing #Spare Parts
January 2018

Carbon fibre; new nano-technologies, new opportunities

Integrated sensors and nanopores containing instant repair liquids, are some of the breakthroughs on which the research world and hi-tech companies are investing time and resources. Here are the possible applications in auto components
Dino Collazzo
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#New Technologies #e-mobility #Innovation #Spare Parts
January 2018

Old cars become Electric. The first aftemarket re-generation chain

The University of Bologna’s “Time project”, currently underway with the collaboration of several aftermarket producers, has the target of creating a "conversion" business: from designing and producing a conversion kit to a complete service workshop network
Dino Collazzo
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