After the "Etos" concept vehicle unveiled last year, Swiss automobile manufacturer Rinspeed will be presented the "Oasis" at the Geneva Motor Show (9-19 March 2017). Once again, Rinspeed uses innovative technology from HARTING - the miniMICA. The miniMICA is a further development of the evolutionary HARTING MICA system (which stands for Modular Industry Computing Architecture).
The miniMICA has a scalable and flexible architecture which allows the computing modules to be connected to one another in different ways. With the "Oasis", the driver can customise the plug-in modules and system configuration to the task in hand. "This allows resource-efficient use of the vehicle," says Dr Lutz Tröger, Head of Corporate Technology Development at HARTING.
Performance and features on demand - see them in the "Oasis" on the Rinspeed stand in Geneva. The miniMICA will also be a highlight of the HARTING Technology Group at the HANNOVER MESSE fair (24-28 April 2017 / Hall 11 / Stand C15).
Rinspeed and HARTING worked together: The MICA, which won HARTING the prestigious Hermes Award in April 2016, was installed in the "Etos" vehicle for independent emissions and status monitoring.
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