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Advanced Automotive Electrical/Electronic Components and Systems
The "MIT/Industry Consortium on Advanced Automotive Electrical/Electronic Components
and Systems" was organized in 1996 to provide Member Companies with accessed
to the resources of LEES and the results of its extensive research program on
automotive electrical systems and components. The Consortium also functions
as an international forum for the interactive exchange of non-proprietary ideas
and information relevant to future automotive electrical systems. The Consortium
organizes three Program Review Meetings each year at various locations in North
America, Europe, and Asia. The purpose of the meeting is to review the status
of funded research and to interact with invited experts addressing topics of
broad interest to Consortium Members.
Activities of the Consortium are guided by a Steering Committee comprised of
a representative of each Member Company and MIT LEES staff. The purpose of the
Committee is to provide executive guidance on Consortium policies and research
strategies, including review of specific research proposals to be funded each
year. The Steering Committee also reviews other issues of strategic interest
to the Consortium. The Committee meets three times per year in association with
the Program Review Meetings.
Membership in the Consortium is open to automobile manufacturers and to automotive
suppliers who either manufacture electrical/electronic components or provide
equipment/materials to such suppliers. International participation is welcome
and encouraged. The membership fee is fifty thousand United States dollars ($50,000)
per year, with an initial two-year commitment.
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