20.07.2011

Dear RAMSIS User,

Buttons, levers and joysticks are pressed, pushed and pulled several times a day, seat positions are changed and mirrors are readjusted ─ and these are completely normal procedures in a vehicle. Just why the buttons are positioned where they are in the cockpit, how the seats can actually be adjusted to match the individual requirements of the driver and passengers and how good the outward view really is... these are decisions that are usually made on the basis of RAMSIS research projects. You can experience new concepts and innovations and find out how you can design your vehicles more effectively at this year's RAMSIS USER CONFERENCE in Kaiserslautern from 20-21 September ─ and we cordially invite you to visit us at the Conference.

As we do every year, we'll be offering you stimulating lectures from the automotive industry and introducing you to new modules and functions. The fourth annual Ergonomics Award for the best scientific work will be also awarded during the event. You can obtain more information on this by contacting alexandra.lang@human-solutions.com

Our workshops round off the complete program on the afternoon of the Conference’s second day, providing you with the opportunity to test the functionality of the tools yourself and use them in actual practice. Our application engineers will be on hand to provide help and advice should you need them. This year's topics will include the iSize portal with its new range of functions and population groups.

We'll also be inviting you to a first informal get-together, which will give you the opportunity to exchange your experiences and ideas with other participants. This event will take place on the 19th of September from 19:00. A detailed program with all the topics and speakers will be available on our homepage from the 25th of August 2011 at www.human-solutions.com.

We'll be delighted to welcome you at the RAMSIS USER CONFERENCE 2011 - and provide you with what we are sure will be a highly interesting event!

Find more information at http://www.human-solutions.com/automotive/ramsis_community/ruc_2011_en.php