AUTO21
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Re-inventing the wheel: Magnesium adds traction to lightweighting
Lightweighting is fundamental to the design of vehicles that are better tuned to the environment.
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AUTO21 hosts its final conference May 26-27
Automotive research initiative will celebrate a 14-year legacy of R&D and innovation.
2015 AUTO21 Conference
May 26th 2015AUTO21, a national automotive research initiative supported by the Government of Canada through the Networks of Centres of Excellence Secretariat, is hosting its final conference May 26-27 in Ottawa. The 2015 conference, “A Legacy of Collaborative Innovation,” is hosting more…
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What’s driving boomers? [VIDEO]
AUTO21 study tracks their road behaviour
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Connecting cars: wireless sensing technologies to make driving safer
AUTO21 researchers are working on enhancing the reliability of V2V and V2I communications to prevent accidents.
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Whiplash prevention
Machine vision system to reduces risk of injury.
University of Toronto research wins AUTO21 TestDRIVE competition
Work reduces carbon emissions by up to 10% through eco-driving techniques.
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Growing the bio-economy
New materials that replace plastic.
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Advancing tribology
Tuning up automotive tooling.
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Going wireless
Auto21 R&D focuses on security, reliability.
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Alcohol sensors
Auto21 research develops the next generation.
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PLANT print issue: Canada’s eroding auto industry
Without more investment, it will run out of gas.
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PLANT print issue: Shape shifting
Memory alloys rev up efficiency while reducing component weight.
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Automotive think-tank gets $22 million federal cash injection
Chinese government looks to emerging industries to boost growth.
Automotive R&D gets a $34M injection
The Federal government is boosting automotive R&D with a $34 million grant for six projects at five universities through its Automotive Partnership Canada initiative and industry support.
