Edag is partnering in the FlexHyBat research project, involved in incremental lightweight floor assembly for lightweight commercial vehicles.

The increasing number of alternative drive concepts poses new challenges for vehicle development and production engineers.

Key is integrating the different drive concepts into the vehicle structure as as cost-effectively as possible and, above all, manufacturing them economically.

The aim of the FlexHyBat research project, which started at the end of 2020, is to manufacture multi-variant vehicle floor assemblies using as few tools as possible.

Project partners include data M Sheet Metal Solutions, Cloos, Bilstein, Protomaster und Fraunhofer IWU, which are working together to find a way of combining new steel types and manufacturing processes for flexible and economical manufacturing processes.

As the lead initiator, Edag is responsible for the development and design of the multi-variant floor assembly and technical demonstrator in cooperation with its partners.

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The FlexHyBat research project has the backing of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs & Energy and is being supervised by TÜV Rheinland Consulting, the project sponsor.