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Networking Symposium for Motor & Drive Technology
(Part 2: Industry Stakeholder Engagement Exercise to Enhance
the Electrification Ecosystem)
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Date Thursday, 6 August 2020 |
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Time 9:00am - 12:30pm |
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Note: This is a non-chargeable Webinar. Registration is required for participants to receive the Webinar link. Please register with your full name to address you correctly.
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Electrification, particularly in the automotive/transport sector, is a key trend in various parts of the world and Singapore as well. The recent announcement by DPM Heng to phase out ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) by 2040 as well as the commitment to build 28,000 charging station is a strong calling.
A*STAR SIMTech’s electrification taskforce has engaged various parties (industrial, agencies and IHLs) individually in the past 9 months to solicit various inputs. We have identified motor and drive as a core area whereby R&D in this area will help to attract and boost the local manufacturing and ecosystem for electric vehicles.
A notable gap is the lack of information flow between the various demand drivers, technology creators, suppliers and manufacturers. This arises as automotive is not a tradition core sector in Singapore. The drive towards electrification plus the modularity of Electric vehicles manufacturing provides such an opportunity, but a catalyst is needed to speed up the process and ensure effective utilization of the limited resources which Singapore has. A consortium model is one such catalyst.
The purpose of this industry seminar is to engage the relevant private sector to share the outcome of our Networking Symposium (Part 1: IHLs) held in June, as well as to seek feedback to fine-tune the mechanism for the consortium model so that it can support the industry needs better.
We wish to showcase the cutting edge technologies and capabilities as well as seek problem statements from the industry to promote the innovation and upgrade of local automotive industry and leading an era of new mobility in the future.
This event would also serve as a professional exchange platform for participants to promote their businesses and interact with potential customers, suppliers and technology providers.
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND
CEO, CTO, Directors, Managers and Professionals from Electrification Automotive Industry
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PROGRAMME |
| 9.00am |
Welcome Address
Mr Rick Yeo, Centre Director, EAC, A*STAR SIMTech |
| 9.05am |
Objective and Scope of Motor and Drive Consortium
Dr Teo Chek Sing, Deputy Group Manager, A*STAR SIMTech |
| 9.25am |
Trends in Future of Mobility
Mr Vijay Rao, Senior Director – Intelligent Mobility Practice, Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific |
| 9.40am |
Mobility for Tomorrow
Mr Han Boon Siew, Chief Information Officer – Asia Pacific IT & Digitalization, Schaeffler Asia Pacific |
| 10.00am |
Driving the Next Era of Propulsion
Mr Foo Shaur Reng, Chief Engineer – Singapore Powertrain Electrification & Electronics, Delphi Technologies |
| 10.20am |
Break |
| 10.30am |
Strategies supporting local startups and automatie ecosystem (TBC)
Mr Adrian Leonardi, Strategy and Market Development Manager, Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific |
| 10.50am |
Sharing Magnet Innovation for Next Generation of Electric Motor for EV
Dr Nimthkumar Sheth, Senior Manager – Applications Technology, Neo Performance Materials |
| 11.10am |
Challenges in Electric Two-Wheelers Development
Mr Tham Kwang Sheun, Chief Technology Officer, EuroSports Technologies |
| 11.30am |
Benefits of Infinite Variable Transmission in Conjunction with Modern Powertrains
Mr Ben Lim, CEO/Founder, Shado International Group |
| 11.50am |
Sharing of SIMTech’s Capabilities, Facilities and Research Areas
Dr Hey Heng Kiat Jonathan and Dr Chua Beng Wah, A*STAR SIMTech |
| 12.05pm |
Discussion and Feedback on Consortium Model and Research Area
Facilitated by Dr Teo Chek Sing |
| 12.30pm |
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CONTACT US
For more information, please contact
Mr Alex Tay
Industry Development Manager
Emerging Application Centre
Email: Alex_Tay@simtech.a-star.edu.sg
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