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Schaeffler Opens Technology Center for Materials Science and Materials Technology

Schaeffler Invests in the Future of Automotive Research

New center to focus on materials for e-mobility, autonomous driving, and lightweight construction

Automotive and industrial supplier Schaeffler is investing in the future of automotive research with the opening of a new technology center for materials science and materials technology in Herzogenaurach, Germany.

The center will focus on developing new materials and processes for Schaeffler's core product areas of e-mobility, autonomous driving, and lightweight construction. The center will also work on developing new technologies for battery materials, energy storage, and lightweight materials.

The investment in the new technology center is part of Schaeffler's commitment to innovation and its goal of becoming a leading supplier of automotive and industrial solutions. The center will bring together a team of world-class scientists and engineers who will work on developing new materials and technologies that will help Schaeffler's customers meet the challenges of the future.

The opening of the new technology center is a major milestone for Schaeffler. It is a sign of the company's commitment to innovation and its goal of becoming a leading supplier of automotive and industrial solutions.

Key Areas of Research

The new technology center will focus on the following key areas of research:

E-mobility: Developing new materials for electric motors, batteries, and power electronics.
Autonomous driving: Developing new materials for sensors, actuators, and other components used in autonomous vehicles.
Lightweight construction: Developing new materials for lightweight vehicle bodies and components.

The center will also work on developing new technologies for battery materials, energy storage, and lightweight materials.

Collaboration with Universities and Research Institutes

The new technology center will collaborate with universities and research institutes around the world to develop new materials and technologies. The center will also work with Schaeffler's customers to develop new products and solutions.