Monolith at Automotive Testing Europe 2024
Reduce battery test time with AI-guided test from Monolith
Messe Stuttgart, Germany
June 4-6, 2024
Booth 1228
Four ways AI can reduce engineering time and cost
Tuesday June 4th, Hall 10 @ 13:00
AI is changing the testing and validation landscape. With the use of predictive analytics, domain experts can make better data-driven decisions to avoid product launch delays, improve product quality, reduce costs, and ultimately accelerate time-to-market. In his talk, Dr. Richard Ahlfeld, CEO and founder of Monolith, will address four key areas where AI is having a significant impact on product development, namely test data validation, test campaign optimisation, root-cause analysis and system calibration.
About Automotive Testing Expo:
Automotive Testing Expo is the world’s leading international expo for every aspect of automotive testing, development and validation technologies. It is the leading event for the technologies and services in ADAS, autonomous vehicle testing, electric & hybrid powertrain testing, battery & range testing, EMI & NVH test and analysis, as well as the full spectrum of test and validation technologies for full-vehicle, component and systems development.
About Monolith
We enable engineers all over the world to:
- Reduce validation testing time and effort
- Get to market faster
- Optimise complex battery test plans
- Find more errors in your test data faster
- Forecast results to stop long-running tests early
Meet our team
Have technical demos, chats & consultations at our booth
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Ensure battery design quality & safety using AI
With the power of AI, you can model battery performance across the design space with a fraction of a traditional test plan. Using the Next Test Recommender, you can apply multiple machine learning algorithms at once to chart your testing path using the fewest steps possible incrementally.
Predict the critical tests to run
Test too much and you waste time confirming what you already know. Test too little and you risk missing performance issues. Find the balance.
- Run the most important tests and skip the rest
- Optimise resources spent on costly test rigs and facilities
- Validate your designs faster with fewer prototype iterations