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Alewijnse and the University of Twente are joining forces to advance the application of Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) technology in the maritime sector. By combining academic expertise in power electronics and energy systems with Alewijnse’s practical experience in maritime engineering and system integration, the collaboration aims to accelerate the development and validation of innovative solutions for vessel electrification. The collaboration was initiated through the master’s thesis of Petar Vuckovic, a student at the University of Twente, who is conducting his research at Alewijnse. Petar is contributing to the development of an innovative Typhoon HIL solution for electrical systems, enabling Energy Management System (EMS) algorithms to be validated in real time, faster, safer, and more efficiently. “Alewijnse is pioneering the application of Hardware-in-the-Loop technology in the maritime sector,” says Zoran Malbasic, Senior R&D Systems Engineer at Alewijnse. Zoran has a strong passion for innovation and a natural talent for mentoring young professionals. The R&D team, in which he works under the leadership of Mischa Habermehl, includes graduates from Delft University of Technology and has recently been expanded with students from the Power Electronics group of the University of Twente, led by Prof. Dr. Thiago Batista Soeiro. Read the full story on our website: https://lnkd.in/eC2z397S On the third picture from left to right: Mischa Habermehl, Akhil Ajith, Matthijs Mosselaar, Zoran Malbasic, Martijn van Eck, Petar Vuckovic, S.Samit G. and Sabarish Sridhar. Pictures by Youp Verhage, photographer at Eyecatcher, de filmmakers. #Alewijnse #WeConnect Typhoon HIL, Inc. #UniversityOfTwente #HardwareInTheLoop #HIL #MaritimeInnovation #PowerElectronics #EnergyTransition