NTN will be running a display booth at the Electric Vehicle Development Technology Exhibition (EVEX) 2011, with the theme “Supporting next-generation vehicles with NTN's leading technology”. The booth will chiefly be geared toward products for EV systems such as the In-wheel Motor System, and will also have a range of bearings and other products designed for EV and HEV on show. NTN looks forward to meeting you there.
Date & Time: October 12 (Wed) to 14 (Fri), 2011 10:00 to 17:00
Venue: PACIFICO Yokohama, Exhibition Hall and Annex Hall
Organizer: Electric Vehicle Development Technology Exhibition (EVEX) Organizing Committee
Co-organizer: Association for the Promotion of Electric Vehicles (APEV)
NTN Booth: 3-22
Link to the official site
http://www.evex.jp/e/
Main Highlights
1.In-wheel Motor System (dynamic model)
2.Electric Commuter with the In-wheel Motor System installed (stationary model)
3.Lecture at the EVEX special conference*
Main exhibits
In-wheel Motor System for Electric Commuters
· The compact In-wheel Motor module uses a thin motor, reduction gear and hub bearing to be mounted within small-diameter wheels of commuters.
· Drive motor, reduction gear, hub bearing and inverter all provided with a single system.
New Products for EV and HEV
Lecture at the EVEX special conference*
A talk on the latest electrification technologies based on the theme “NTN's proposal for Electric Technology of Driving, Turning, and Stopping” as part of the “Vehicle Control and Safety Technology Session”. Feel free to drop in and listen.
Lecture Date & Time : October 13, 2011 12:20 to 13:20
Venue : Annex Hall F203 + F204
Lecturer : Takayoshi Ozaki (Deputy Corporate General Manager, EV System Division, NTN Corporation)
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