For a genuine research and development company, the "Long Night of Research", which takes place every two years, is an ideal platform to give children and young people, but also interested adults, at least a small insight into the company's field of activity. AUDIO MOBIL Elektronik GmbH is therefore always happy to take the opportunity to present itself as part of the "Long Night of [...]
AUDIO MOBIL and the University of Salzburg examined the benefits of near-field audio systems in vehicles On October 14 and 15, 2015, a scientific study to research future vehicle concepts was carried out at the AUDIO MOBIL test site together with the University of Salzburg. In the run-up to the event, interested participants were sought in the region via press placements to take part in the approximately two-hour test [...]
Thomas Stottan and AUDIO MOBIL Elektronik GmbH, which he has headed as CEO for over 25 years, are inextricably linked in the automotive industry with visionary ideas and innovations relating to vehicle networking and operation. The domestic research and development company is a supplier to BMW, Daimler, Volkswagen and Porsche, among others. The company's innovative strength is [...]
It has been an arduous journey for mankind from pure locomotion on foot through the use of horse-drawn carriages to the invention of motorized vehicles. One thing is clearly recognizable: our motivation to cover longer distances efficiently and economically. In the context of Mobility 3.0, these attributes are now being supplemented by components of modern means of communication. Also [...]
Every year, the Export Yearbook selects the country's top export companies with the help of a renowned jury of members from established business magazines. AUDIO MOBIL Elektronik GmbH is - as in previous years - one of these selected top companies, which clearly confirms the company's claim to top performance. This nomination is also valuable due to the fact that [...]
You could already read about it in AutoBild issue 19 (May 8, 2015) - now you can watch the big self-experiment by AutoBild editors Stefan Voswinkel and Bernd Volkens on TV. The focus was on distraction behavior through smartphone use with alcohol and drug consumption. The result was clear: texting is far more distracting from driving than [...]
