LHP Engineering Solutions (LHP), a global engineering services provider and technology integrator within the automotive industry, announced that David Glass, LHP’s CEO was recognized in the 2018 Best Of Comparably Awards for ‘Best CEO in 2018’ for small to mid-sized companies. CEO’s who were honored include leaders from Microsoft, Google, Tesla, and Amazon.
LHPU, the training division of LHP Engineering Solutions (LHP), and Ivy Tech Community College, Indiana’s largest public postsecondary institution, are proud to announce a partnership with the Indiana Department of Veterans’ Affairs (IDVA). This partnership will assist American veterans with hands-on training and career development in the automotive space. LHPU’s mission is to grow the worldwide talent pool of highly qualified controls engineers. In doing so, since its inception in 2013, LHPU and Ivy Tech have helped bridge the gap between the classroom and the workplace by delivering hands-on boot camp training to over 600 students and engineering professionals.
When contending with the complicated and interconnected devices of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), the question of trustworthiness is often introduced. How do we make certain that the systems as designed are worthy of trust? Questions like this are intuitive and necessary, of course. However, they often lack the rigorous framework needed for a robust implementation in system design. “Trust” is a word that we may all think we understand, but when applying it to a network connected device in a crucial automotive subsystem, the word’s precise formulation becomes paramount.
For this October’s Internet of Things Solutions World Conference (IoTSWC) in Barcelona, Spain, LHP Engineering Solutions, in collaboration with the Industrial Internet Consortium’s (IIC) Automotive Security Task Group, is excited to unveil an automotive cybersecurity demonstrator platform. The demonstration is deployed on an Ev-GoKart chassis and highlights LHP’s open-framework automotive functional safety and cybersecurity platform.
COLUMBUS, IN., October 02, 2018, /PRNewswire/ -- LHP Engineering Solutions (LHP), a global engineering services provider and technology integrator within the automotive industry, announced that the company was recognized in the 2018 Q3 Comparably Awards for ‘Best Companies for Work-Life Balance.’ Comparably’s "Best Of" lists are derived from sentiment ratings provided by employees who anonymously rated their employers on Comparably.com. There were no fees or costs associated with participating, nor was nomination required.
LHP Engineering Solutions (LHP), a U.S. based engineering services provider and technology integrator, is excited to announce the expansion of operations to Europe through LHP Europe Srl, headquartered in Bologna, Italy, expanding the existing work of LHP Engineering Solutions and focusing on the quickly evolving European automotive market.
As driverless technologies rise to prominence, the safety and functionality of crucial automotive systems, is becoming an ever more pressing issue. Because of this, the embedded controls industry is on a lot of people’s minds. Even so, in some sectors, we are suffering from a lack of engineers with the right skill sets to drive the industry forward.
LHP Engineering Solutions (LHP), an engineering services provider and technology integrator, announced today that Sven Schrecker has joined the organization to further develop and lead the cybersecurity platform as Vice President and Chief Architect of Cybersecurity.
The driver of electric and hybrid vehicle development is a major increase in stringent government emissions regulations. In 2011, the Obama administration announced an agreement with the thirteen largest automakers to increase the average fuel economy to 54.5 miles per gallon by the year 2025. The agreement resulted in new Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) regulations for model years between 2017-2025. With cleaner emissions in mind, hybrid vehicles are rising in popularity. HEVs offer a cleaner, redesigned powertrain nad unique advantage in efficiency improvements
Recent events such as China’s plans to scrap pure internal combustion engines as soon as 2030, the release of Tesla’s model 3, and announcements by several large automakers about ramping up EV production and possibly eliminating gasoline-powered vehicle production, have accelerated efforts to develop competitive electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid vehicles across the automotive industry i. But, even with falling purchase prices for many hybrids and plug-in EVs (PEVs), rising gasoline prices, and various government incentives for purchasing electrified vehicles, this change isn’t happening overnight.
