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The emissions testing laboratory can simulate reality
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"For me, the worlds of conventional combustion engines and electromobility create a synergy," says Oldřich Vyziblo, coordinator of electric drive development
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Fully Autonomous Car? We Can Build It Today
Assistance systems park our cars, speed them up, and slow them down. In a way, they’re watching over us. But who designs and improves these helpful technologies at Škoda Auto? Meet Robert Pěnička, a senior project manager for vehicle electrical and electronic systems, who has been dedicated to this field for 24 years. What exactly do vehicles handle for us? And what does the future hold for this exciting industry?
Digital Factory Simplifies Car Production
Virtual simulations, production line optimization, and experiments with artificial intelligence – all of these are now part of the digital factory, a phenomenon fundamentally transforming the way production planning is approached at Škoda Auto. This daily challenge is taken on by a team including Michal Menšík, Daniela Prskavcová, and Michal Lackovič. How do they envision the future of car manufacturing in the digital era, and what do they love most about their work?
Robotics is Relieving Us of Work Routines
Petr Hynek makes sure that production processes are not only efficient but also future-ready. He has been driving innovation at Škoda Auto since 2006. Yet, after nearly two decades, he continues to explore and experiment – currently, for instance, he is testing “robotic dogs”. How is he transforming the production processes of this Czech car manufacturer?
Concept Development Looks to the Future
Head of Concept Development Roman Havelka fell in love with cars as a child. He got behind the wheel of his first Škoda at the age of eighteen and has never looked back. Today, his department is involved in the birth of every concept, from the initial idea to the start of production. “When I travel, it always fills me with pride to see cars with the winged arrow logo. It's our report card, proving that we do our job well.”
Virtual development gives us an edge
Before a new car even hits the road, it undergoes countless tests. And, in the modern world, these tests are often not just physical but also virtual. Simulations can uncover various weaknesses, such as verifying the efficiency of the cooling system or testing how the vehicle behaves when driving through water. This allows development specialists to prevent issues and refine designs before a physical prototype is even built. But how does virtual testing work? What role does data play in the process? And why is digital development crucial for the future of the automotive industry? We discussed these questions with Kateřina Burešová, who connects different areas of development within Škoda Auto’s ES/2 team.
Electrical engineering and mechanics cannot exist without each other
He attended electrical engineering and amateur radio clubs as early as elementary school. It’s no surprise that Oldřich Vyziblo continues to dedicate himself to electrical engineering to this day. He works as the coordinator of a team responsible for the development of electric drives at the largest local car manufacturer. In recent years, electromobility has been transforming the automotive industry – but Oldřich always strives to find balance to create a synergy of the most suitable technologies. How does he see the future of propulsion systems, and how, in his view, have Škoda drivers changed over the past 25 years?
The emissions testing laboratory can simulate reality
He has been interested in natural sciences ever since childhood. Eventually, František Plát chose to study chemical engineering, which combines chemistry, physics and mathematics. As part of his diploma and dissertation theses, he devoted his attention to the research of catalysts for the elimination of harmful substances in exhaust gases, which directed his career towards the automotive industry. Since the beginning of the last decade, he has been working in the emissions laboratory of the largest domestic car manufacturer. From the position of a technical specialist, he gradually worked his way up to the head of the entire laboratory in Mladá Boleslav. In fact, that’s where we are now, walking up through all its floors. What can be measured on a chassis dynamometer? How can it simulate highway driving conditions? And how are emissions measured directly on the road, in regular traffic?
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