Technology
1) Nissan resourced GTI to determine the source of the 4 cylinder
NISSAN Altima's excessive oil consumption. GTI used its technology
to determine the cause and wrote the protocol to resolve the
issue.
2) Jeff Bodine asked GTI to help in the engineering and design of
the US Olympic Bob Sled in an attempt to become the world’s
fastest. GTI used the ultrasound acoustical technology via the
company's Sound Logic Software to determine the best design
for the runners which resulted in a number one title.
3) NASCAR asked GTI to evaluate the Dale Earnhardt crash and
provide data to help better understand the cause of his untimely
death. Speed, G Force, impact to the retaining wall and contact by
race cars were the causes in question.
4) A company recruited GTI to help with infinity cruise control
evaluation to determine periodic malfunctions. GTI determined it
was due to frequency interferenced by an outside source, and the
company provided a recommendation to resolve the
problem.
5) The US. Department of Energy asked GTI to design, build and test
a system that could determine the State of Health of a Lithium-Ion
battery using a Non-Destructive manner. GTI built and tested the
system, and it is said to be the only one in the
world.
6) GTI designed and built a system for NASCAR that could evaluate
the mechanical quality of a race car during a race. Instead of
using sensors on board the vehicle, GTI used the acoustical
ultrasound collected from the vehicle as the car sped by.
This is a picture of the NISSAN Altima crosshatch study due to excessive oil consumption. Sound logic hardware and software could determine the condition of the crosshatch without dismantling any part of the vehicle.
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