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Frank-Steffen Walliser, Vice President Complete Vehicle Architecture and Characteristics

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Frank Moser and Frank-Steffen Walliser

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Frank Moser, Vice President Model Lines 911 and 718

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Hong Truc Jung (left) and Marc Hagemeier (right) are researching at the Porsche Development Center in Weissach how artificial intelligence can make drive engines even more efficient and sustainable.

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In the development of classic combustion engines, a new AI process now provides reliable forecasts about the gas content in engine oil. This was first used for the Porsche Cayman GT4.

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Continuous health check: An AI application from Porsche Engineering evaluates the condition of the lithium-ion battery and can thus predict the remaining range of the electric vehicle.

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Development engineer Hong Truc Jung is responsible for the AI tools within the drive department at Porsche.

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Matthias Bach is Senior Manager of Engine Calibration and Mechanics at Porsche Engineering.

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More than real - Game engines can be used to create augmented reality applications that enhance real images with digital information.

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It’s like a showroom - The Virtual Reality Car Configurator presents customers with a threedimensional simulation of their future vehicle.

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Virtual highway - This is what the A8 autobahn near Stuttgart Airport looks like in a Game Engine simulation.

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