Michael Kreilach

Michael Kreilach

Michael have worked now for Continental since 2001 inside the research and development department for the automotive industry.

Inside those projects he worked within different roles mainly as Software Developer, Technical Project Leader (part SW) and Requirement Engineer.

One and a half years ago he changed over to the IGC (Intelligent Glass Control) group which focuses on bringing additional functions and electronics into the glazing of vehicles.

Michael is acting in this team as the connecting link between customer and the internal development team.

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Automotive Glazing
Summit 2019

Get valuable insights into the complexity of automotive glazing advanced materials, design and applications.

27 Mar 2019
Berlin, DE
Automotive

Day 1: Wednesday, 27 March 2019

BLOCK: ADVANCED GLAZING AND HIGH-TECH SOLUTIONS.

CASE STUDY: Innovations in automotive glazing from an electronics perspective.

Technology roadmap - which intelligent glass solutions are possible when combining glass and electronics.
Vehicle integration: how to integrate intelligent glazing into a vehicle architecture and enable optimized performance of the whole glazing system.
Switchable glazing with an perspective on various technologies (e.g. SPD, PDLC, EC and LC).
Further functions, especially light, human-machine interface, photovoltaics or heated glass.
Continental Intelligent Glass Control demo applications.
Advantages and challenges of Intelligent Glass Control.

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