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The glossary was developed in cooperation with OSCCAR project and uploaded to the TUC Validation Repository.

The FE model of the Far-Side Load Case was uploaded to the TUC Validation Repository in LS-Dyna and VPS. The model was developed in cooperation with Autoliv.

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The FE model of the Lumbar Intervertebral Disk Compression was uploaded to the TUC Validation Repository in LS-Dyna. The model was developed in cooperation with BMW AG.

The FE model of the SENIORS Sled was uploaded to the TUC Validation Repository as beta-model in VPS. The model was developed in cooperation with AUDI AG.

The FE model of the SAE pedestrian buck model was uploaded to the TUC Validation Repository as beta-model in VPS. The model can be used to validate a HBM in a whole-body pedestrian impact against a generic vehicle front according to Forman et al. (2015). The buck model represents the SAE standard 3093 and was developed in cooperation with ESI GmbH.

The FE model of the SAE pedestrian buck model was uploaded to the TUC Validation Repository as beta-model in LS-DYNA. The model can be used to validate a HBM in a whole-body pedestrian impact against a generic vehicle front according to Forman et al. (2015). The buck model represents the SAE standard 3093 and was developed in cooperation with Autoliv.

Current status of TUC project presented at the International Symposium on Human Modeling and Simulation in Automotive Engineering

The current status of THUMS User Community was presented at the 7^th International Symposium on Human Modeling and Simulation in Automotive Engineering in Berlin by the Scientific Director Steffen Peldschus in a presentation with the title:

Development of Load Cases for Robustness Evaluation of HBMs

Besides presenting the status of the TUC Validation Repository the presentation was focused on the development of load cases for robustness evaluation of HBMs.

Another EU Horizon 2020 project was kicked-off in May 2018. PIONEERS (Protective Innovations of New Equipment for Enhanced Rider Safety) will investigate and assess the direct contribution to the reduction of fatalities and severity of injuries, as well as the number of injured Powered Two Wheelers (PTW) users by developing new Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and On-Board Safety Systems, improving the validation and assessment methods and increasing the usage rate of such devices. TUC partners BASt and LMU are involved in the project.

More information can be found at the project’s website (www.pioneers-project.eu).

The new EU Horizon 2020 research project “OSCCAR – Future Occupant Safety for Crashes in Cars” – develops a novel approach to improve the safety for all occupants involved in future vehicle accidents. The OSCCAR project assembles 21 partners including the TUC partners Autoliv, BASt, Daimler, ESI, LMU, TME, Volkswagen and ZF TRW. The project will run for 3 years, from June 2018 until May 2021.

More information can be found at the project’s website (www.osccarproject.eu) or within the latest press release.