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13th International CTI Conference
Automotive Diagnostic Systems Europeans first and largest meeting point for diagnostic experts 5 and 6 April 2016 in Stuttgart, Germany
www.car-training-institute.com/diagnostics
Topics for 2016 will be ▶
Firmware update over the air
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Security concept for automotive systems
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Predictive diagnostics
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Innovative mobile systems analysis
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Interactive remote diagnostics for vehicles worldwide
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Live data analytics
“Very interesting, wide panel of topics and experts, good atmosphere” J. Leunal, Adam Opel AG
Interactive discussions with round table sessions
“Interesting overview about diagnostic and diagnostic future direction” J. Hornung, Bosch Automotive Service Solutions
Experience reports by companies like:
Simultaneous Translation English German
Automotive Diagnostic Systems
Introduction
REGISTER NOW AND SAVE YOUR SEAT!
ADVISORY BOARD
Phone: + 49 (0) 2 11.96 86 – 39 01 Steve Meyer, www.car-training-institute.com/ diagnostics or write an email to:
[email protected]
Dr Peter Biermann Global Technical Area Head Electrics/Electronics, Magna Steyr Engineering
Norbert Grawunder After Sales Engineering, Volkswagen AG
WHO YOU WILL MEET? Dr Walter Lehle Development Powertrain Diagnosis, Robert Bosch GmbH
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Dr Johann Prenninger Head of Field Data Analysis, BMW Group
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Automobile components OEM Electronik/Electric Softwareprovider Armaments company Consultancies Engineering and Technical service companies
WELCOME TO STUTTGART I am looking forward to meet you in Stuttgart. If you have any questions or feedback about the programme, please do not hesitate to contact me. Email:
[email protected]
Dr Thomas Raith Former Head of Diagnosis and Flash Technologies, Daimler AG
Prof. Dr Norbert Schreier Head of Automotive Engineering/Service, Esslingen University of Applied Sciences
Introduction
Automotive Diagnostic Systems
EVENT-APP You will find all information about the conference in our app. Just bring your own mobile device with you!
NETWORKING
EXHIBITION AREA
Catch up with old contacts and make new ones. We give you a lot of opportunities to network.
Next to the conference we have an exhibition area. There you are able to visit the booths and get to informed about the latest solutions and products.
Use the breaks, the evening event or get in touch with all participants via the app.
If you want to join or you are interested about sponsoring, please contact: Nikolaos Bubas (Sales Manager) Phone: +49 (0) 2 11.96 86 – 37 08
[email protected]
EVENING EVENT CTI invites you to an exclusive dinner in Stuttgart in a great atmosphere to deepen your conversations ions or just enjoy the evening.
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Programme
FIRST CONFERENCE DAY Tuesday 5 th April 2016 Coffee, tea, soft drinks, snacks, and lunch will be provided
11.15 11.30
Questions and discussion with the speakers Networking break in the exhibition area
12.00
Prof. Dr Norbert Schreier, Head of Automotive Engineering/Service (FASE), Esslingen University of Applied Sciences and Coordinator Automotive Engineering/Service at CDHAW, Tongji University, Shanghai
Adding smarts and power to the service shop productivity equation ▶ Supporting complex diagnostic processes with powerful guided as well as non-linear troubleshooting ▶ Self-running root cause analysis with connections to ECU, testing devices, vehicle configuration systems and even sensor data coming from connected cars ▶ Overcoming information silos: creation of an interconnected information base to identify the perfect repair instructions, vehicle documentation, guarantee/warranty information, spare parts and tools, based on VINs
Diagnosis in Retail
Eddie Mönch, Senior Sales Manager, Empolis Information Management GmbH
9.00
Registration
9.30
Welcome address and introduction by CTI and the chairman
9.45
Experience Report: Work at the customer front
Telematics and Diagnostics I
Thomas Durst, Proprietor, Autohaus Durst GmbH 12.30 10.15
CAR ASYST: the innovative mobile systems analysis tool for Audi car service ▶ Complex vehicle technique requires innovative approaches for troubleshooting in the workshop ▶ The smartphone comes now also into the workshop ▶ The practical use of CAR ASYST in Audi workshops Peter Franzen, Senior Manager, AUDI AG Christopher Pflug, Business Development Manager, Softing Automotive GmbH 10.45
The customer sensor – product and after sales performance from a customer’s point of view ▶ Customer Voice Monitoring delivers authentic lifecycle feedback ▶ Successful developments on the basis of long-term quality monitoring ▶ Service Campaign Monitoring and Performance Measurement Dr Heinz van Deelen, CEO, Consline AG
Peter Franzen, Audi
Christopher Pflug, Softing
The extended vehicle web service – Project ISO 20078 ▶ Remote diagnostics support via a web service ▶ ReST API with JSON/XML, security and consent by Oauth2 Dr Christian Scheiblich, Project Coordinator, Daimler AG 1.00
Remote vehicle diagnostics service platform ▶ Intelligent connectivity for service Patricia Stich, Head of Diagnostics & Services, Continental 1.30 1.50 3.00
Round Table Session Join in the discussions at hosted themetables. Write, draw or sketch your thoughts and ideas. Switch between theme-tables – take your ideas forward. 4.00
Dr Heinz van Deelen, Consline
Questions and discussion with the speakers Networking lunch in the exhibition area
Eddie Mönch, Empolis
Networking break in the exhibition area
Dr Christian Scheiblich Daimler
Patricia Stich, Continental
Programme
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10.00
OTP – innovative business models based on an open telematics platform ▶ New business model in the field of telematics which based an open data interface ▶ Risk or added value for OEMs and telematics service providers of open systems ▶ Security and sustainability of open systems
Vehicle connectivity as an enabler for new life-cycle oriented services ▶ Firmware over-the-air flashing solutions during engineering, production and aftersales ▶ In-vehicle diagnostics and cloud diagnostics ▶ Challenges for the connected vehicle integration ▶ Machine 2 Machine communication
Stephan Kaufmann, CEO, Flycar Innovations GmbH
Dr Ansgar Schleicher, CEO, DSA GmbH and Mario Ortegon, Product Portfolio Manager, DSA GmbH
5.00 5.30
Questions and discussion with the speakers End of the first conference day
CTI invites you to a dinner in a relaxed atmosphere. Here you will get the opportunity to deepen your conversations and to network.
10.30 10.45
Questions and discussion with the speakers Networking break in the exhibition area
Diagnosis Enabling Prognostics 11.15
Wednesday 6 th April 2016
How BMW uses machine learning, analytics and big data for vehicle forensic purposes ▶ How diagnostic-, service- and vehicle-data can help to insure vehicle integrity tuning and various forms of tampering
Telematics and Diagnostics II
Ingrid Prem, Data Scientist, IT Architect and Project Manager, BMW Group
9.00
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Secure over the air update of deeply embedded ECUs
Live Data Analytics – use of data modeling for mechanical diagnostics ▶ Use of wireless data acquisition ▶ Data models of components failures in back end system ▶ Automated data analysis of the model using diagnostic algorithm ▶ Data logging for future data model
SECOND CONFERENCE DAY
Dr Frederic Stumpf, Branch Manager, ESCRYPT GmbH 9.30
Firmware update over the air – what is essential to get a modular end-to-end solution? ▶ Easy usable authoring system based on standards ▶ Powerful backend system cooperating with the backend system of the customer ▶ Established connection and flexible runtime to support existing vehicle architecture ▶ Flash processes already established – OTA concept should follow existing process
Kapil G. Krishnan, Diagnostics Manager, VE Commercial Vehicles Ltd. (A Volvo Group & Eicher Motors Joint Venture)
Sven Sauerzapf, Senior Project Manager FOTA, Robert Bosch GmbH Dr Jürgen Meier, Director Innovation Cluster Connected Mobility, Bosch Software Innovations GmbH
Stephan Kaufmann, Flycar
Frederic Stumpf, Escrypt
Sven Sauerzapf, Robert Bosch
Dr Jürgen Meier, Robert Bosch
Mario Ortegon, DSA
Kapil G. Krishnan, VE Commercial Vehicles
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Programme
Infoline
12.15
Open Source predictive asset maintenance ▶ Open source technologies applied to predictive asset maintenance ▶ Cross-industry examples ▶ Combining industrial and engineering techniques with the different thinking and methods of the consumer technology industry ▶ Enabling easy visualization
+49 (0) 2 11.96 86 – 39 01
Registration & Information
Holger Bartels, Group Technical Director Big Data Analytics, Altran GmbH & Co. KG 12.45 1.00
Questions and discussion with the speakers Networking lunch in the exhibition area
Steve Meyer Registration Service
Diagnosis Technology
[email protected]
2.00
Electronic general inspection, the automotive industry’s solution for efficient test procedures ▶ Inspection of safety-related automotive electronic systems in line with the periodic inspection (general inspection) ▶ Presentation of the outline specification of the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) ▶ Previous experience with the “electronic general inspection” ▶ The need for and advantage of an international standardization (ePTI)
Co ncept & Co ntent
Prof. Stefan Goß, Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences, Speaker as a Representative of the VDA AK eHU Co-author: Marko Gustke, VDA
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Gül Yeşilyurtt Senior Conference Manager
S po nso ring & Ex hibit io n
2.30
Heavy Duty – J1939 diagnostics meets UDS ▶ J1939 commonly know as central standard in heavy duty ▶ J1939 diagnostics as essential part of J1939 ▶ UDS getting relevant also in heavy duty application area Ralf Abramowitsch, Product Manager, Vector Informatik GmbH
Nikolaos Bubass Sales Manager
3.00
Phone: +49 (0)2 11.96 86–37 08
Different vehicle industries – different diagnostic requirements? ▶ The wide range of vehicles – 2-wheeler, automotive, agriculture/ construction, “special” non road vehicle ▶ Extracting common and specific requirements ▶ Cross benefits – examples
[email protected]
Ingo Glatter, Director Sales & Marketing, AVL Ditest GmbH 3.30 4.00
Holger Bartels, Altran
Questions and discussion with the speakers End of the conference
Ralf Abramowitsch, Vector Informatik
Ingo Glatter, AVL Ditest
Exhibition
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The following exhibitors have already signed up
Altran was founded in Paris in 1982 and has a staff of over 25,000 employees and a turnover of EUR 1.756 bn in 2014. It is the global leader in innovation and high-tech engineering consulting. Altran Innovation Makers1 have been providing their expertise for over 30 years to key players in the Aerospace, Automotive, Energy, Finance, Life Sciences, Railway, and Telecoms sectors, among others. Altran Deutschland S.A.S. & Co. KG Frankfurter Ring 81, 80807 München www.altran.de
AVL DiTEST is one of the world‘s leading supplier of vehicle diagnostics. Customer focus and leading technology have led to market leadership in most of its business fields, including: On-board diagnostics/Off-board diagnostics – automotive oscilloscopes/High voltage testing / High voltage battery module balancing/Emission testing Reference customers: Audi, Seat, Skoda, VW, Bentley, BMW, MINI, Rolls Roys, Jaguar Land Rover, Mercedes, KTM, MAN, IVECO, TUV, DEKRA, and Bosch. AVL DiTEST Alte Poststrasse 152, 8020 Graz, Austria www.avlditest.com
Being an innovative partner for the automotive industry, DSA develops hardware and software solutions for supporting diagnostic processes at all stages of a vehicle’s life cycle. Our portfolio ranges from flash programming of ECUs to guided diagnostics, M2M solutions and remote diagnostics for vehicle fleets. In addition, we offer customized Big Data analytics solutions. DSA systems operate in more than 30 countries, 170 car plants, and 26.000 workshops all over the world. DSA Daten- und Systemtechnik GmbH Pascalstrasse 28, 52076 Aachen, Germany www.dsa.de
Empolis Smart Service® is the central platform for all service knowledge. With the help of semantic search, case-based reasoning and decision trees, the diagnostic process is optimized and delivers context-relevant, correct information to the user. Many notable national and international companies, e.g. BMW or Bosch Automotive Aftersales rely on Empolis solutions. Empolis Information Management GmbH Europaallee 10, 67657 Kaiserslautern, Germany www.empolis.com
GIGATRONIK is one of the leading development and consulting partners for electronics and information technology. Since 2001, we have been developing technically perfect, high-quality solutions for clients in the most diverse sectors of industry. With our passion and performance, we are making tomorrow’s technology possible today. GIGATRONIK Group – Headquarter Hortensienweg 21, 70374 Stuttgart, Germany www.gigatronik.com
The Softing Group, based in Haar near Munich, is a reliable system partner to vehicle manufacturers, system and ECU suppliers and provides powerful tools and solutions for more than 30 years. Softing is the specialist for ECU diagnostics and measurement and test in the vehicle. Long-term customers of Softing include all leading automobile manufacturers. Softing is one of the top suppliers with around 80,000 installations in the growth market for test and diagnostic systems in vehicle electronics. Softing Automotive Electronics GmbH Richard-Reitzner-Allee 6, 85540 Haar, Germany www.automotive.softing.com
Vector Informatik provides OEMs and suppliers of automotive and related industries a professional and open platform of tools, software components and engineering services for the development of embedded systems. Concerted diagnostic tools increase efficiency and improve simultaneously the quality in the development process. The diagnostic tool support ranges from the specification of diagnostic data and ECU auto code generation up to flashing, diagnostic validation and testing. Especially for interactive remote diagnostics Vector offers with Indigo a perfect diagnostic test tool solution. Open interfaces and standards such as AUTOSAR, DoIP, WWH-OBD, ODX and UDS are supported perfectly. Vector Informatik GmbH Ingersheimer Str. 24, 70499 Stuttgart, Germany www.vector.com
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