The Smart Vehicle Concept (SVC) and Center of Automotive Research (CAR) at OSU offer top talents on automotive R&D and talent acquisition.
The Smart Vehicle Concepts Center (SVC) focuses on novel and emerging trends in vehicle design that integrate smart structures, next-generation suspension or mounting devices, improved actuators or valves, intelligent sensors, and health monitoring and diagnostic systems. SVC conducts research to analyze, model, characterize, and design innovative engineered components capable of providing built-in actuation, precision motion control features, self-diagnostics, sensing, and self-healing capabilities while satisfying increasingly stringent vehicle design requirements.
Center for Automotive Research (CAR) Offers wide range of research expertise, labs and facilities, including Light Duty Chassis Dynamometer and Heavy Duty Chassis Dynamometer, and Driving Dynamics Lab, these testing labs are critical tools for R&D of the Dynamic and Transforming Vehicle System (DTVS).
ALTEN has become leader in both outsourced Engineering and R&D and IT Services with more than 54,100 engineers, including 7,500 engineers specialized in automotives, in nearly 30 countries. Alten engineers carry out complex and highly technical projects throughout the value chain of the most prestigious companies in all sectors of industry, services and telecommunications. More than 1,200 ALTEN powertrain engineers are working on key innovations in the sustainable mobility sector, on behalf of top car manufacturers and automotive suppliers.
The AMIC and Alten together provide a research and testing facility where we have access to the Transportation Research Center (nation’s largest proving grounds).
The Transportation Research Center (TRC) is North America's largest multi-user automotive proving ground. The center occupies 4,500 acres in East Liberty, Ohio, about 40 miles northwest of Columbus, Ohio.
We are in the heart of the Beta
District which gives us efficient support in
terms of facilities, operational structure,
automotive technology testing labs, automotive
hardware and sofware enginners and profound
research resources from the Ohio State
University. These collaborated resources and
supporting structures best secure our R&D
efforts and strategic plans for manufacturing
the dynamic and transforming vehicles!
Auto Industrial Support: Quite a few automakers have expressed their interests in research and technology development of the transforming vehicle system.
Patentability report (Chapter II) from Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) with USPTO search authority came back with all the claims met with the criteria for patentability: Novelty, Inventive steps, and Industrial applicability.
We have filed PCT national phase with US(patent granted), Germany, China, Japan, Korea (patent granted) and have the technology protected at architectural level with all major automotive production countries at global range. More patent applications are filed and pending.
We are actively looking for partnerships and investments so as to speed up R&D efforts;our goal is to manufacture the transformative automotives and produce this next generation of automotives as fast as we can!!!
