IIWH-
Innovation initiative wire harness
Innovation and automation in the automotive wire harness
Contact
Georg Schnauffer
ARENA2036
Mr. Schnauffer is a Research Coordinator
Results of the conceptual phase 2.2 (Coming soon)
The first phase of the project was successfully completed in July 2020. Inform yourself HERE about the results.
Results of the conceptual phase 1 (October 2020)
The first phase of the project was successfully completed in July 2020. Inform yourself HERE about the results.
Innovation Initiative Wire Harness
As one of the most elaborate and complex individual components, the wire harness plays an important role for the entire automotive industry. In the future, with e-mobility and autonomous driving, the performance of the wire harness will have to meet new challenges.
The Innovation Initiative Wire Harness (IIWH)
Automation and modularisation, as well as the associated new production, manufacturing and assembly technologies, open up opportunities to improve the added value of this key component.
Nevertheless, complexity and a wealth of variants in terms of automation bring a number of challenges that can only be solved across companies.
To this end, companies from different stages of the value chain have joined forces to jointly face these challenges within the framework of precompetitive cooperation.
The Innovation Initiative Wire Harness is an open cooperation association of actively collaborating industry representatives who are working on various precompetitive topics within the framework of the ARENA2036 research campus.
The Innovation Initiative Wire Harness is open to further participants from Germany and abroad.
The objectives of the IIWH
The aim is to work out how to advance general technical progress by using methodical and systemic approaches, impulses for standardisations and general technical or scientific procedures. The link between the automation of the wire harness during engineering and production or assembly needs to be taken into account.
At the Innovation Initiative Wire Harness, partners from all stages of the value chain are working together on a precompetitive basis within the framework of ARENA2036 to drive forward the automation of the development, production and assembly of the wire harness.
In the process, the Initiative will be:
- Identifying the future requirements for the wire harness of tomorrow,
- Opening up opportunities for standardisation,
- Identifying the potential of new technologies,
- And deriving future scenarios.
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These partners support the innovation initiative line set. The IILS is open to other partners. If you are interested in participating, please do not hesitate to contact us.
About Robert Bosch GmbH
The Bosch Group is a leading international technology and service company. Its activities are divided into the four business sectors Mobility Solutions, Industrial Technology, Consumer Goods, and Energy and Building Technology.Projektbeteiligung in der ARENA2036
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About Daimler
Daimler AG is one of the most successful automotive companies in the world. With its divisions Mercedes-Benz Cars, Daimler Trucks, Mercedes-Benz Vans, Daimler Buses and Daimler Financial Services, the vehicle manufacturer is one of the largest suppliers of premium passenger cars and is the largest global commercial vehicle manufacturer.Projektbeteiligung in der ARENA2036
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About KUKA
KUKA Systems is the reliable specialist for innovative joining and forming processes for a wide range of materials and one of the world's leading suppliers of automated production and assembly solutions for sustainable industrial manufacturing.Projektbeteiligung in der ARENA2036
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About Siemens
Siemens is one of the world's leading technology groups, positioned along the entire value chain of electrification in various industries. Its core business focuses on electrification, automation and digitization.Projektbeteiligung in der ARENA2036
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