Inventum Engineering Solutions participated in the European Hybrid & EV NVH Summit 2025 in Frankfurt, a key event bringing together OEMs, suppliers, and experts in automotive NVH engineering.
During the summit, Francesco Trainotti, Co-Founder of Inventum Engineering Solutions, delivered a keynote presentation on the state of the art in experimental and hybrid substructuring. The talk addressed current challenges and solutions in test-based substructuring, highlighting key points such as data handling, interface characterization and scalability for vehicle-level applications.
A key takeaway from the discussion was that, while the integration of substructuring methods into virtual acoustic prototyping is progressing, fully seamless and predictive workflows are still an open challenge. Continued innovation in testing strategies, processing algorithms, modeling workflows and experimental–numerical integration will be essential to enable next-generation NVH development.
Inventum is deeply engaged in NVH research and innovation, working continuously to translate emerging methods into industry-ready engineering practices. In addition to substructuring and transfer path analysis, we develop advanced testing and modeling capabilities in contactless motion analysis and nonlinear characterization. Together, these three pillars form a complementary and robust workflow, essential for understanding and optimizing the NVH of today's increasingly complex mechatronic assemblies.
Inventum Engineering Solutions thanks ECV International for the invitation and the excellent organization of the event and looks forward to continuing discussions and collaborations within the NVH community.
