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Headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, the HORIBA Group is a global leading supplier of measurement technology and systems for various fields from automotive testing, process and environmental monitoring, in-vitro medical diagnostics, semiconductor manufacturing and metrology to scientific R&D and QC measurements.

Emissions Regulations Will Drive Electrification

Diesel will continue to play a key role in the off-highway equipment industry, but emissions regulations will be a driver for further electrification.

The Horiba test method can be utilized on a variety of vehicle types.

HORIBA Receives Patent for Real-World Emissions Test Method

The HORIBA Torque-Matching RDE+ laboratory test method supports emulation of real-world emissions tests under different test or vehicle conditions.

HORIBA’s MEDAS can test components and vehicles from passenger cars to commercial vehicles and non-road mobile machinery.

HORIBA MEDAS Simulation System Reduces Vehicle and Engine Development Time

The MEDAS system is a compact altitude simulator is suited for a variety of testing applications, including calibration, durability, and road to rig testing.

The HORIBA GIANT EVO NVH brake dynamometer.

HORIBA Adds New Testing Capabilities for Brake Development

The company's new GIANT EVO NVH brake dynamometer enables advanced noise, vibration and harshness investigations, in addition to industry standard brake test procedures.

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HORIBA STARS VETS Vehicle Emissions Test Automation Software

STARS VETS ensures vehicle emissions tests run smoothly and efficiently with preloaded cycles configuration data and results calculations for a wide range of regulatory standards.

Proposed Zero-Emissions Regulation for Small Off-Road Engines to Advance Electrification

Horiba says a proposed emissions regulation in California could create or accelerate adoption of electrification in low horsepower equipment.

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Design & Engineering Insights: Horiba Test Systems Aid Development of Electric Vehicles

Test systems for all phases of the product development cycle help to ensure electric-powered equipment meets application requirements.

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Emissions Regulations Will Drive Electrification

Diesel will continue to play a key role in the off-highway equipment industry, but emissions regulations will be a driver for further electrification.

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Proposed Zero-Emissions Regulation for Small Off-Road Engines to Advance Electrification

Horiba says a proposed emissions regulation in California could create or accelerate adoption of electrification in low horsepower equipment.

Horibastarsvets 1

HORIBA STARS VETS Vehicle Emissions Test Automation Software

STARS VETS ensures vehicle emissions tests run smoothly and efficiently with preloaded cycles configuration data and results calculations for a wide range of regulatory standards.

The Horiba test method can be utilized on a variety of vehicle types.

HORIBA Receives Patent for Real-World Emissions Test Method

The HORIBA Torque-Matching RDE+ laboratory test method supports emulation of real-world emissions tests under different test or vehicle conditions.

Horiba Screenshot

Design & Engineering Insights: Horiba Test Systems Aid Development of Electric Vehicles

Test systems for all phases of the product development cycle help to ensure electric-powered equipment meets application requirements.

HORIBA’s MEDAS can test components and vehicles from passenger cars to commercial vehicles and non-road mobile machinery.

HORIBA MEDAS Simulation System Reduces Vehicle and Engine Development Time

The MEDAS system is a compact altitude simulator is suited for a variety of testing applications, including calibration, durability, and road to rig testing.

The HORIBA GIANT EVO NVH brake dynamometer.

HORIBA Adds New Testing Capabilities for Brake Development

The company's new GIANT EVO NVH brake dynamometer enables advanced noise, vibration and harshness investigations, in addition to industry standard brake test procedures.