European User Forum

User Forum:

We are proud to announce the return of the European User Forum this October at the BMW Welt, Munich in Germany.

Following the success of our series of User Forums last year, SMT is excited to announce that we will be holding another year of User Forums and would like to invite you to join us for the conference this year. The forums have provided a great opportunity for customers and partners to learn about new and emerging developments of the company and industry trends, including the latest developments in our CAE software MASTA.

The event will be a perfect opportunity for engineering directors, executives, analysts and engineers across various driveline development industries.

The forum will feature keynote speakers, presentations from both technical experts from SMT as well as current MASTA software users to share their recent project developments. Although the full day’s agenda is yet to be finalised, there will be various technical experts from SMT on hand to demonstrate the latest features of MASTA and outline future developments. It also presents a great opportunity to meet and network with other users of MASTA to inspire future advancements.

Additional details will be available soon but for now, please note and save the date and location as below:

Event:                Europe User Forum 2019

Date:                  23rd October 2019

Location:           BMW Welt – Munich, Germany

Cost:                   Free

Agenda:

• • SMT – MASTA: Overview of Recent and New Functionality
  • SMT – Scripting in MASTA
  • Manish Kulkarni – Magna Steyr Engineering India – Analysis based approach for designing of Agricultural transmission for India market
  • Markus Hose – Drive System Design – Reducing EV powertrain noise without compromising efficiency
  • Christian Wirth – MAHLE ZG – Design and calculation of Rimac’ C_Two 2-speed transmission
  • Maurice Dietzel – Magna Transmission Systems – Validation of simulation results with test data using Scripting in MASTA
  • Fabian Viermetz – ARRK Engineering – Evaluating the NVH-Behaviour of a rear axle transmission with hypoid gear set
  • Japanese Customer – Improvement evaluation accuracy and efficiency with SMT MASTA
  • Owen Harris – SMT – Further Advanced Dynamics Research: Gear Blank Tuning for Gear Noise Reduction
  • SMT – MASTA: Current and Future Developments