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JRC Mobility Germany GmbH
Hall: 1
Stand: 1590
- | Test simulation
- | Acoustic modeling and testing
- | Reliability/lifecycle testing
- | Test facilities
- | Automated test equipment (ATE)
- | Fuels and integrated systems testing
- | Test management software
- | Data acquisition and signal analysis
- | Component testing
- | Stress/strain testing
- | Calibration
- | Software test and development
- | Quality management solutions
- | Connectors for Test Equipment
- | Vehicle communication/diagnostics
- | Interior Component Testing
- | Logistics Systems
- | End-of-line and/or in-line testing technologies
- | 5G and communications test and verification
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JRC Mobility Germany GmbH is an engineering and technology company headquartered in Heimsheim, Germany. Founded in 1994, the company specializes in innovative solutions for the mobility and automotive industries, combining engineering expertise with advanced digital technologies. Its core competencies include infotainment testing, software development, electronics engineering, automation technology, and production support. The company provides end-to-end services ranging from test planning and validation to customized software solutions and electronic system development.
As part of the JRC Mobility Group within the Nisshinbo Group, JRC Mobility Germany benefits from a global network of engineering expertise and technological resources. With around 130 employees, the company works closely with major OEMs, suppliers, and research institutions to develop high-quality, reliable, and future-oriented mobility solutions. By integrating cutting-edge technology with practical engineering experience, JRC Mobility Germany aims to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and innovation across the automotive and electronics sectors.
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Römerstraße 18Heimsheim
Pforzheim
71296
Germany
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