Vehicle Electrification Featuring Rimac: On-Demand Webinar
In this vehicle electrification on-demand webinar, Rimac details their electrification journey. Rimac, a manufacturer of electric hypercars, drivetrains, and battery systems, based in Croatia, is best known for their advancements in developing electric powertrains. In partnership with Modelon, Rimac has developed a new approach to assess powertrain performance through technology and innovation, incorporating Modelon software into their process. Where they used to apply manual steady-state analysis, they can now efficiently run full vehicle and dynamic simulation to gather accurate and reliable insight into their designs. Today, Modelon and Rimac continue their partnership – working together to develop and deploy validated Rimac battery components as part of the Modelon Electrification Library.
This on-demand webinar, featuring Rimac Automobili, Head of Control and Simulation, Kruno Hrvatinić, detailed Rimac’s vehicle electrification journey. View this on-demand webinar to learn about:
- The drivers that propelled Rimac to choose Modelon for their vehicle electrification needs.
- The measurable results seen in Rimac’s development since deploying Modelon’s simulation and modeling solutions.
- The current and future state of Rimac’s collaboration with Modelon.
This webinar features an overview of the new Rimac battery components to be released in the Modelon Electrification Library.
Presenters
Kruno Hrvatinić is the Head of Control and Simulation at Rimac Technology. His team develops control algorithms for high-performance electric powertrain components, and provides accurate FEM, CFD and reduced-order simulation results to internal and external customers. Currently, Kruno is leading the development of the company’s Battery State Estimation algorithms and designing the next generation of Rimac All-Wheel Torque Vectoring.
Erik Durling is a Simulation Engineer based in Modelon’s Gothenburg office. Erik engages in service and research projects with automotive customers and is part of the core development team of Modelon’s Electrification Library. His previous experience includes working at Volvo Cars from 2011-2015 within the Electric Propulsion Systems Department. Erik completed his Masters in Science in Control and Mechatronics at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg.
