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carValoo – the StartUp that is shaking up the industry

carValoo offers a cloud-based IoT solution that uses highly sensitive acceleration sensors to detect and communicate operationally relevant events such as damage, misuse and high wear and tear in real time. The condition of the vehicle can thus be viewed by the fleet manager at any time. This ensures increased safety and economic efficiency for vehicle fleets such as car sharing services, rental car companies, logistics service providers, etc.

Steer-by-wire: thyssenkrupp steers innovative path in development

Steer-by-wire is on the verge of a breakthrough in production vehicles. In terms of its impact and the possibilities it opens up, the innovative technology can be described as nothing short of revolutionary. All the more so because thyssenkrupp has opted for a unique development approach.

Artificial neural networks for quieter steering gears

When driving a car unpleasant noises should be as quiet as possible, while warning signals must be able to reach through to the driver. For this, our experts at thyssenkrupp Automotive Technology have developed artificial neural networks. These are highly sensitive and help determine the quality of our ball screws much more precisely than before.