12th International Conference Intelligent Automotive Lighting 2012

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Automotive Lighting 2012

12th International Conference

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With contributions from leading

international institutes and companies:

• BMW Group, Germany

• Renault S.A.S., France

• Visteon Deutschland GmbH, Germany

• TNO Automotive Safety

Solutions, The Netherlands

• IAV GmbH, Germany

• STC Applied Lighting Technology, Germany

• Oechsler AG, Germany

• ATS Europe BV, The Netherlands

• Universal Science BV, The Netherlands

• Delvis GmbH, Germany

• Visteon Autopal s.r.o., Czech Republic

• Hella Interior Ligthing Systems

GmbH, Germany

• Hella KGaA Hueck & Co., Germany

• ŠKODA AUTO a.s., Czech Republic

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30 January – 01 February 2012 Dormero Hotel Stuttgart, Germany

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A LED low beam: Advantages and disadvantages of LEDs technology – how Renault is developing competenciesB Benchmarking of LED-headlampsC Thermal design and management of high power LEDs D OLED – how to establish a new technology in automotive cockpits

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Pavel Cerný, Team Leader Optical Simulations, Measurements, Concepts, ŠKODA AUTO a.s., Czech Republic

Dr. Mario Nagelstrasser, Driver Assistance Systems, Head of Image Processing & Camera Technology BMW Group, Germany

Francois Bedu, Product Manager Innovative Lighting, Renault S.A.S., France

Learn from these experts amongst others:

The only event focusinglighting technologies and design!

Innovative lighting technology – Sophisticated design concepts – Enhanced safety through lighting

• Findoutaboutstandardization of possible LED-modules and gain detailed knowledge about requirements of LED-headlamps

• GaininsightintothermalandopticaldesignofLEDsystemswhileexploring the modeling of light source colour

• Discoverglare-free high beam assist, its functionalities and requirements

• Examine advantages of flexible OLEDs for lighting and display applications

• Learnhowtoenhancelighting performance for LED low bean for a

reasonable after market price

Chairmen:Prof. Dr. Alexander von Hoffmann, Director, STC Applied Lighting Technology, Germany

Paul-Henri Matha, Technical Manager Lighting, Renault S.A.S, France

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30.01. – 01.02.2012 | Dormero Hotel Stuttgart, Germany

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“Good to see advances and market situations. Good for contacts.”Steffen Schmitz, Project Manager, Astron FIAMM Safety

“Interesting and well organized.”Mike Greenrod, Design Director, CTP Wipac Ltd.

“Good networking, even for related industries.” Jean-Marie Bourgeois-Jacquet, Interior Lighting and Electronics Advanced Engineer,

Visteon Systemes Interieurs SAS

WHO WILL YOU MEET – RECENT DELEGATE PROFILE:

Automotive OEMs

Lighting system suplliers

Lighting components suplliers

Solid state lighting manufacturers

OLED manufacturers

Optical systems

Lighting design interior/exterior

R&D development interior/exterior

Cockpit design

R&D electronic integration

R&D safety and driver assistance systems

LED development

Sales & marketing

Business development


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09:00 Registration & Coffee

09:30 Chairman’s welcome & opening address Prof. Dr. Alexander von Hoffmann, Director, STC Applied Lighting Technology, Germany

Innovative lighting technologies: LED-headlamps

09:40 Standardization of LED-modules for automotive lighting • Current status for LED-modules • Requirements of LED-headlamps • Technology changes for LED-lightsources • Next generation of LED-modules Dr. Michael Kleinkes, Vice President Development Lighting Technology, Hella KGaA Hueck & Co., Germany

10:20 Thermal and optical design of LED systems • Thermal LED-system modeling and simulation • Optical LED-system modeling and simulation • Modeling of light source color Prof. Dr. Alexander von Hoffmann, Director, STC Applied Lighting Technology, Germany

11:00 Refreshment break & networking

11:30 Enhanced design and materials for thermal management of high power LEDs • New design trends in thermal management solutions for high power LEDs • Thermal interface material study – a comparison with focus on design elements • Case studies Ad Musters, Managing Director, Universal Science BV, The Netherlands

12:10 Promising thermal management concepts for plastic parts for LED application • Intelligent systems for efficient thermal management • Requirements for materials (metals, semiconductors and ceramics) • A question of complexity? Approaches to reduce weight, surface and volume of future LEDs Dr. Marco Wacker, CTO, OECHSLER AG, Germany

12:50 Networking luncheon

14:20 LED low beam: Advantages and disadvantages of LEDs technology. How Renault is developing competencies? • Styling and watt power consumption • Enhanced lighting performances • Standardization and signature • Aftermarket solution and costs Francois Bedu, Product Manager Innovative Lighting, Renault S.A.S., France

15:00 3-dimensional lighting concepts • Selection of circuit board materials • LED choice and integration • Examples of implementations Dr. Markus Klein, Senior Manager Lighting, Visteon Germany GmbH, Germany


Enhanced safety through lighting

16:10 Glare-free high beam assist • Motivation to apply a glare free high beam assist • Functionality of a glare-free high beam assist • Requirements on technology • Test and validation • Further developments Dr. Mario Nagelstrasser, Head of Image Processing & Camera Technology, BMW Group, Germany

16:50 Dynamic software-based assessment of lighting functions • Current methods of low beam and high beam assessment • Extension of static evaluation methods •Dynamic assessment of AFS lighting functions – methods and application examples Pavel Cerný, Team Leader Optical Simulations, Measurements, Concepts, ŠKODA AUTO a.s., Czech Republic

17:30 Closing remarks of the Chairman and end of conference day one

Get-Together Join us for an informal evening get-together at a typical Stuttgart venue for dinner and drinks! Meeting point: 18:45 at hotel lobby


CONFERENCE DAY ONE | Monday 30 January 2012


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08:55 Chairman’s welcome & opening address Paul-Henri Matha, Technical Manager Lighting, Renault S.A.S., France

Testing of lighting technologies

09:00 A special environment for significant testing and evaluation of vehicle lighting • IAV`s light hall: Indoor test facility for vehicle lighting • Evaluation of head lamps • Evaluation of signal lamps Dr. Michael Marutzky, Technical Consultant Light & Vision, IAV GmbH, Germany

Marketing aspects of LEDs

09:40 Benchmarking of LED headlamps – unravelling the mysteries • Setting the right test sequence – some tests can be done only once • Getting to know the headlamp – collecting relevant information • Bringing it to life – performance evaluation under the stress • Headlamp autopsy – the dark side of benchmarking • “Cult item” issue – the things we do not understand Dr. Jan Popelek, Senior Optical Engineer, Visteon-Autopal s.r.o., Czech Republic


Lighting design as a sales argument

10:50 Light and shadow • Seven days: The meaning of light • Iconic intelligence: Reading the signs • Seeing and believing: A light story beyond tomorrow

Panel Discussion: Style & design – a cross industry insight

11:30 Brightening the universe of creation – discuss these and other topics with our expert speakers: • Lighting design – state of the art • Different approaches of enhanced lighting design • Ways to create strong icons and a brand’s signature • Future aspects of lighting design Ulrike Brandi, Industrial Designer, Ulrike Brandi Licht, Germany

Carsten Befelein, CEO, CB-Lichtdesign, Germany


Interior lighting

14:15 The next step in interior lighting • Lighting as a sales argument • Ways to highlight the interior • Multi-color RGB lighting • Electrical integration Dr. Herbert Wambsganß, Director of Engineering, Hella Interior Lighting Systems GmbH, Germany


OLEDS – a promising feature to illuminate the interior of automotive cockpit

15:35 Flexible OLEDs for lighting and displays • Current status of development of flexible OLEDs at Holst Centre • Possible advantages of OLEDs for use in automobiles • Challenges that still have to tackled Dr. ir. A.M.B. Ton van Mol, Program Manager Printed Organic Lighting & Signage, Electrodes and Barriers, TNO, The Netherland

16:15 Closing remarks of the Chairman and end of conference day two

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CONFERENCE DAY TWO | Tuesday 31 January 2012


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INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP DAY | Wednesday, 1 February 2012






17:00 End of Workshop day

Workshop A: 10:00 – 13:00LED low beam: Advantage and disadvantage of LEDs technology – how Renault is developing competencies

According to Renault presentation LED low beam: Advantage and disadvantage of LED technology – how Renault is developing competencies in this workshop the following topics will be discussed in detail:

• Styling• Wattpowerconsumption• Betterlightingperformances• Standardization• Signature• Aftermarketsolution• Cost

Ombeline Percie Du Sert, LED Lighting Engineer, Renault S.A.S., France

Workshop B: 10:00 – 13:00Benchmarking of LED headlamps

Join this workshop to assess the following aspects:

• Market overview of LED headlamps• Performance and design aspects of current LEDheadlamps• Marketingaspects(design,efficiency,reliability)• Futuretrends (styling, functions, materials, light sources)

Dr. Marco Redwitz, Head of Electronic and Function Development, DELVIS GmbH, Germany

Workshop C: 14:00 – 17:00Thermal design and management of high power LEDs

•Understanding why thermal management is important The participants will gain an appreciation as to why thermal management is important for the design of lamps based on LEDs •Available cooling solutions The participants will be exposed to best-in-class industry practices and the market available cooling for cooling of LED based lamps •Case studies, what is possible with good engineering The case studies that are represented will include some of the cooling solution designs that have been developed by Advanced Thermal Solutions, Inc. A review of these designs will make the audience aware that with excellence in engineering, expensive cooling solutions can be avoided and lesser-cost cooling solutions can be deployed instead. •Experiment, measurement of junction temperature Temperature versus light output. Junction/ board temperature measurements, its effect on board design.

Ing. Norbert Engelberts, Managing Director, ATS Europe BV, The Netherlands

Workshop D: 14:00 – 17:00OLED – How to establish a new technology in automotive cockpits

OLEDs are seen as one of the future design and styling devices of automotive cockpit. To guarantee proper func-tionality experts are still working on improvements of driv-ing concepts for long lifetime and low power consumptions.

In this workshop the following topics will be discussed:

• Possibilitiesofstylinganddesign• MetalanguagethroughOLED• Technicalchallenges• Futuredevelopments

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