Programme
Training will be in German!
INTRODUCTION TRAINING
CAR DIAGNOSTICS
23 March 2015 at University of Applied Sciences Esslingen
Start: 9.30 a.m. / End 5 p.m.
Chairman: Prof. Dr Norbert Schreier
Practical introduction to car diagnostics
- Car diagnostics – how does it work at a car repair shop?
- What functions do OBD and vehicle self diagnostics include?
- What computer based diagnostic functions does the external diagnosis offer?
- How does guided troubleshooting work?
- What is the state of the art in car diagnostics?
- What are the latest developments in diagnostics technology?
- Can diagnostics be used in other areas of the automotive industry?
Practical application:
Demonstration of all basic diagnostic functions using a selected workshop diagnostics system on a latest car model and application
- Identification of vehicle and control unit readout and delete fault memory, actual values
- Switch inputs, actuators
- Tests, coding
- Adjustment, maintenance
- Repair, programming etc.
Teamwork:
Practical troubleshooting on cars
MAIN CONFERENCE
24 March 2015, Day one: Start: 9 a.m. / End: 5.30 p.m. / Evening event: 6 p.m.
Coffee, Tea, Soft drinks, Snacks and Lunch will be provided
8.30-9.00
Registration for conference
9.00-9.15
Welcome address and introduction by CTI and the chairman Prof. Dr Norbert Schreier
Chairman: Prof. Dr Norbert Schreier
9.15-9.45
Development of market driven service diagnosis solutions and their diagnosis roll-out in BRIC states
- How to handle errors of complex systems in the emerging markets (with less system know-how)?
- GTS platforms for powertrain
- All-in-one solutions (platform development, handbook, integration into Grade-X, ODX-Toolchain)
- Market driven – builder model
Udo Kalbfell, Project Leader OES Diagnsotic Solutions for BRIC-States, Robert Bosch GmbH
9.45-10.15
Diagnosis – the challenge in cooperation between OEMs
- Diagnostic is not plug and play
- Introduction of different cooperation models
- Diagnostic is not only integration in after sales tester
- Differencies in OEM specific standards have to be handled in engineering, production and after sales
- ISO, AUTOSAR and ASAM standards are a good basis for cooperation – but it is not all
- Diagnostic in 2020 – the challenges for cooperations
Simon Stimmler, Manager Cooperations Diagnostics& Reprogramming, Daimler AG
10.15-10.45
New opportunities using "advanced analytics" and "big data" with vehicle data
- The secrets behind "advanced analytics" and "big data"
- Contributions for the entire process chain from development to after sales
- Practical examples and lessons learned
Dr Johann Prenninger, Head of Field Data Analysis, BMW Group
10.45-11.15
Questions and discussion with the speakers
11.15-11.45
Networking break in the exhibition
11.45-12.15
Why we need a harmonized interface between vehicles and the cloud
- Definition of a cloud interface (basic tasks, suggested configuration for vehicles)?
- Applicable standards, requirements for additional standardization
- Vehicle interaction with the cloud
- Supporting end-2-end-diagnostics
- Chances & risks
Dr Roman Cunis, Senior Consultant Diagnostics, ServiceXpert GmbH &
Matthias Weber, Senior Manager Global System Integration, Continental Engineering Services GmbH
12.15-12.45
Connected and augmented – the technician of the future
- Enabling workshop technicians to be more effective in diagnostic and repair procedures from near or far
- Guide and inform the technician to secure process reliability
- Diagnostics of the future combined with the knowledge of experts
Phil Hornby, Technical Specialist Diagnostics and Services, Continental Automotive Trading UK Ltd.
12.45-1.00
Questions and discussion with the speakers
1.00-2.15
Networking lunch in the exhibition
2.15-2.45
Interactive remote diagnostics for vehicles worldwide – chances and challenges
Ralf Abramowitsch, Senior Software Development Engineer, Vector Informatik GmbH
2.45-3.15
Modular car concept for combustion and electric drivetrain – data acquisition for diagnosis and performance
Michael Biggel, Development Manager Mechanical Systems, University of Applied Sciences Esslingen
3.15-3.30
Questions and discussion with the speakers
3.30-4.00
Networking break in the exhibition
4.00-4.30
Driving for change with OTX as an enabler
- Diagnostic challenges for an OEM service organisation
- Application of OTX in the end-end diagnostic and repair lifecycle
- Beyond OTX
Philip Ward, Manager Diagnostics & Service Products, Ford of Europe
4.30-5.00
Leading change: principles of a diagnostic renewal projects
- Changes beyond ODX
- How to connect vehicle- and diagnostic development
- Rollout and the big bang theory
Marcel Wendland, Head of R&D, AVL DiTEST
5.00-5.30
Questions and discussion with the speakers
5.30
End of the first conference day
6.00
CTI invites you to a dinner in a relaxed atmosphere. Here you will get the opportunity to deepen your conversation and to network.
MAIN CONFERENCE
25 March 2015, Day two: Start: 9 a.m. / End: 3.00 p.m.
Coffee, Tea, Soft drinks, Snacks and Lunch will be provided
9.00-9.30
Flashing over the air – case study and outlook
Guido Rulhof, Group Leader, Bosch Automotive Service Solution GmbH
9.30-10.00
Challenges in cooperative analytics of diagnostic data - Beyond the OEM data
- Collecting diagnostic data across the supply chain
- More input: multiple sources within the product life cycle
- Adding value by integrating all available data sources
- The Challenges: data ownership, quality, modeling, integration, and more
- Tackling the challenges: PRO-Opt, a research project funded by the German Ministry of Economics
Dr Simon Becker, Product Portfolio Manager, DSA Daten- und Systemtechnik GmbH
10.00-10.30
Guided troubleshooting efficiently streamlined – an automotive diagnostic reality based on ODX/OTX
- Simplifying complex diagnostic processes covering high quality expert knowledge mixed with feedback from the field by a central knowledge base
- Knowledge platform to unify diagnostic processes, treatment instructions, spare parts and tools around the globe, for all service shops
- OEM case study presenting automotive diagnostics excellence with a new innovative information tool chain
- Latest technology for an integrated editorial and runtime tester, supporting standards like ODX/OTX and EURO-5/RMI
Eddie Mönch, Senior Sales Manager, Empolis Information Management GmbH
10.30-11.00
Questions and discussion with the speakers
11.00-11.30
Networking break in exhibition
11.30-12.30
Round Table Session
Join in the discussions at hosted theme-tables. Write, draw or sketch your thoughts and ideas. Switch between theme-tables – take your ideas forward.
12.30-1.30
Networking lunch in the exhibition
1.30-2.00
OTX is growing up – news from the standardization
- New OTX extensions
- OTX as an integrator for test tasks in the field of MCD
- Calibration sequence language – CSL
- Open test language – OTL
Dr Jörg Supke, General Manager, EMOTIVE GmbH & Co. KG
2.00-2.30
Three clicks and the script is running: Programming concepts for creating diagnostic procedures using OTX with particular regard to changing user requirements
- The OTX dilemma: Flexibility versus usability
- Diagnostic tasks along the development process in engineering, manufacturing and aftersales
- Typical roles implying different knowhow and approaches of diagnostic experts when using OTX
- Putting it all together: Programming concepts to address the wide range of OTX users
Matthias Meyer, Product Manager, Softing Automotive Electronics GmbH
2.30-3.00
Questions and discussion with the speakers
3.00
End of the conference "Automotive Diagnostic Systems"
