Traditional car crash tests record impact data very faithfully, but they come with a significant cost in terms of materials and resources. Generali jeniot has developed and patented JADA, which stands for Jeniot Accelerometer-based Device Assessor: a solution that leverages sophisticated technology to reproduce the stresses experienced in the event of a collision by the telematic device installed in the vehicle and assess its reliability.
Cost Reduction
JADA by jeniot represents an innovative alternative to traditional crash tests, eliminating the need to use real vehicles if quantifying repair costs is not an operational requirement. This approach offers significant savings, reducing costs and environmental impact without compromising result reliability.
Test Time Reduction
Omron's Delta Quattro robot is an innovation that significantly speeds up impact dynamics tests. This approach allows companies to save precious time in the development process and introduce their devices more quickly to the market, maintaining reliable and comparable results with traditional tests.
High Test Replicability
The Delta Quattro robot offers extraordinary replicability, simulating accelerations and decelerations typical of car crash tests, enhancing the safety of devices. Additionally, JADA's software can automatically generate a report containing the results of each test and useful indicators to evaluate the performance of the tested device at the end of the test cycle.
Business Partnerships
JADA is available for universities and companies interested in testing and improving their accelerometer-based telematic devices, as the robotic cell can be used for a wide range of opportunities, such as validation tests or the development of smartphones, black boxes, and any other accelerometer device for impact detection. Our team of experts addresses specific needs case by case, leveraging accumulated experience.