AVL Software and Functions developed a completely new electric drive for one of five electrical city busses in Regensburg. Today the new bus had his successful maiden voyage through the inner city of Regensburg. From now on, it will be used both for passenger transport and as a development platform [...]
The “mechanical world” for inverter tests can be avoided with the aid of an electronic emulation of the e-Motor, so-called e-Motor Emulators (EME). Wherever the electric motor is only present to test the drive inverter, the new technology of e-Motor Emulators can be employed with convincing advantages. This technology eliminates [...]
On the 1st of December 2016 AVL Software and Functions was awarded with the Personalmanagement Award 2016 (HR management award 2016) by the IHK Regensburg for Oberpfalz / Kelheim. Each year, five companies, which concepts convinced a jury consisting of representatives of regional institutes and companies, receive the reward. [...]
AVL Software and Functions developed an 800V fast-charging station as a prototype and now put it into operation. It achieves 50 kW and provides DC charging. With that, it’s possible to charge our AVL Coup-e 800 to 85% in less than 20 minutes. That equals to about 6 km per [...]
On Tuesday, 19th of July, AVL Software and Functions and Gewerbepark Regensburg together inaugurated a new charging station. The charger is accessible for the public and free to use within the next two years and helps AVL Software and Functions to improves the regional e-mobility network. Besides the AVL managing directors Dr. Georg [...]
The “Strategische Partnerschaft Sensorik e.V. awarded regional companies, which already align their personnel work and their organization development with the demographic change, with the award. […]
“Kunst trifft Technik” (“Art meets technology”) – the cooperation between the university of Regensburg and AVL Software and Functions enters the fourth round. This year, the art students were challenged to implement the topic “software and function development” in their art. […]
