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Low-water Nozzle
The invention enables propeller operation without ventilation when operating just below the water's surface. This ensures that ships remain maneuverable even at low water levels. The technology can be integrated into new ships or retrofitted into existing ones.
Smart knitting machine
The invention describes an automated, cut-free process for manufacturing finite wire knit hoses. Individually controllable needles produce chop-free, dimensionally accurate products with reduced material loss and high process reliability.
LiDAR System Control Method
A dynamic sensor control system for automated driving systems enables the scan field of lidar sensors to be controlled in a targeted manner in order to achieve the greatest possible coverage of the scan field with a small number of sensors and computing power.
Intelligent detection and adaptive mitigation of radio interference with RIS-supported drones
Hamm-Lippstadt University of Applied Sciences has developed a method for anomaly identification, precise classification and adaptive mitigation measures for radio interference that can detect and ward off attacks. This is interesting for mobility applications (X2X) in cars, among other things.
Compensating for Leakage current
Efficient charging of traction batteries is a key technology for the success of electric vehicles on the market. To this end, concepts for transformerless on-board chargers are currently being increasingly considered. Interfering high leakage currents to ground can be prevented or compensated for by this invention.
Smart charging for electric vehicles
There is a growing trend for electric vehicles. Their drive batteries require charging at high power from the available AC power grid. Three-phase on-board chargers (OBCs) are used for this purpose at high power outputs of at least 11 KW.
Intelligent charging for electric vehicles
Short charging times are essential for the acceptance of battery-powered vehicles. As a result, three-phase on-board chargers are increasingly being installed in electric vehicles as they significantly reduce charging times compared to single-phase charging circuits.