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Rugged and Reliable: Optimizing Vehicle Designs Through Miniaturization
Every moving vehicle today has some form of connectivity built in, and today’s automobiles are becoming data centers on wheels, paving a similar path for vehicles of all types.
With this expanding functionality, electronics need to take up less space and be lighter, more connected and faster than ever, all while retaining high reliability. The problem? Big and bulky is no longer the way to stay rugged and reliable.
This new webinar will focus on the key questions you should ask yourself when designing miniaturized vehicle electronics. Learn about:
- Understanding market trends driving miniaturization
- How component features affect vehicle reliability
- Optimizing space both inside and outside the box
- Choosing the connectors that best fit your vehicle’s needs
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| Kirk Ulery |
| Business Development Manager, Molex |
As a Business Development Manager for Molex, Kirk Ulery focuses on automotive and transportation applications. Kirk has more than 20 years of experience in the automotive and computer industries and now collaborates with business partners to help customers implement rugged and reliable interconnect solutions that solve electrification challenges. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Messiah University.
