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The emissions testing laboratory can simulate reality
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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?
Who is behind Simply Clever solutions?
Their mission is to improve our driving experience. Who are they and how do they do it? Each in their own way. Read the stories of Škoda Auto's innovators and specialists and discover their ideas, projects and improvements. Their focus spans from infotainment and the MyŠkoda app to smartphone charging and the luggage space design.
We Develop the Eyes, Ears, and Hands of the Engine Control Unit
He has been studying engines since his childhood and was especially fascinated by airplane models. However, Jakub Machač eventually turned to the automotive industry. In his work, he deals with electronics and mechanics in relation to internal combustion engines. He works as a project coordinator overseeing the sensors and actuators of engines in Škoda Auto vehicles and other brands within the group. Why is vision, hearing, and other senses important for the engine control unit?
Even at Sunday lunch, we sometimes talk about Škoda
Jiří Vlček joined Škoda as an intern while he was still a student at CTU. He has been drawn to the largest Czech automotive manufacturer for many years: his older brother also works for the company, and the two have a very close relationship. "Since we both work at Škoda, it is easy for us to find common ground. My brother is now based in India. I hope that I’ll get to visit him there one day," says Jiří. Jiří wrote his bachelor's and master's theses in cooperation with Škoda Auto, and nowadays, he works in the EV (electric vehicle) project management department in the field of electricity.
Our cars have to perform in both freezing cold and tropical heat
One of them spends his free time restoring vintage trucks. The other enjoys flying a small plane over Mladá Boleslav before starting his workday. Then, they come together at work to figure out how to manufacture the best possible cars. They focus on cooling systems and thermal management. Václav Švejda and Jan Klimeš are truly passionate about engineering –and they pass that enthusiasm on to their teams, especially when testing cars under high-altitude and desert conditions.
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