Celebrating Excellence: InMotion's Nomination at the 2024 Computable Awards

Emixa proudly announces the nomination of the InMotion – Charging Ahead Towards Le Mans e-Racing project in the "Best Educational Projects in ICT" category at the 2024 Computable Awards. This recognition highlights the collaborative efforts between Emixa, Siemens Digital Industries Software, and the InMotion student team from Eindhoven University of Technology in pushing the boundaries of electric vehicle innovation.

InMotion: Pioneering the Future of Electric Racing

For over a decade, the InMotion team has been dedicated to accelerating the energy transition in the automotive industry. Their ambitious goal: to develop an electric race car capable of ultra-fast charging, making pit stops as swift as traditional refueling. The culmination of this effort is their participation in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans, showcasing the potential of sustainable racing.

Collaborative Innovation with Siemens and Emixa

Central to the project's success is the integration of Siemens' advanced software solutions, facilitated by Emixa's expertise. Utilizing tools from the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, including Simcenter for simulation and analysis, the team could model and optimize the vehicle's performance under various conditions. Emixa provided essential training and support, ensuring the student engineers could effectively leverage these tools to bring their vision to life.

Educational Impact and Skill Development

Beyond technological advancements, the project serves as a real-world educational platform. Students involved gain hands-on experience in areas such as digital twin technology, product lifecycle management, and systems engineering. This immersive learning environment equips them with the skills necessary to excel in the evolving landscape of automotive engineering and digital transformation.

Impact & Reactions

The nomination at the Computable Awards underscores the project's significance in both technological innovation and educational value. It reflects the growing importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing complex challenges in the automotive sector. The recognition has garnered positive reactions from industry professionals, academia, and the broader tech community, highlighting the potential of such initiatives to drive meaningful change.

Conclusion

The InMotion project's nomination is a testament to what can be achieved through collaboration, innovation, and a commitment to education. As the automotive industry continues to evolve, initiatives like this pave the way for a more sustainable and technologically advanced future.