Sorion Electronics Ltd of Birmingham
was proud to be nominated by Land Rover earlier this year for inclusion within
the Premium Automotive Research and Development Programme (PARDP) being
undertaken at the University of Warwick.
The International Automotive Research Centre (IARC) at the University of Warwick
was launched in April 2003 with prime objectives in research & development,
training and supply chain development for the premium automotive vehicle sector
in the UK. An integral and major part of the IARC undertaking is the PARDP
programme that is sponsored by the Premier Automotive Group (PAG) within Ford
Motor Company.
The PARDP programme consists of a number of individual projects targeted at
specific areas for research and development. Sorion has been working with
engineers from the IARC on the Electrical Test for Advanced Architectures (ETTA)
project since April ’04. The project is well into phase one (data capture and
analysis of the areas to be developed) and soon will be entering phase two where
the specific technologies and processes will be developed.
Sorion engineers bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the ETTA
project and are finding the wide ranging discussions with IARC engineers both
stimulating and invaluable in helping defining the future plans for product
development at Sorion.
With the rapid growth and development of electronics and networking in the
modern car, full enrolment in such a programme as ETTA is seen as crucial to the
continued growth of Sorion. Sorion is committed to delivering the
latest in vehicle diagnostics, manufacturing and test systems.
For
further information please contact Sorion
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