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3 Introduction to 2014 DVN Paris Workshop theme and agenda Paris 2014 DVN workshop program on February 25 th 2014 is focused on the future: main automotive lighting players will present their vision about automotive lighting technologies in Among the 20 lectures on the agenda, exceptional contributions are expected from OEMs Audi, BMW, GM, VW, and Renault, lighting suppliers AL, Hella, Koito, Valeo, Varroc, ZKW, Osram, Philips, and Nichia, and finally from research labs, universities and regulators. One of the most difficult things for a manager is to acquire a complete working vision of the technologies in his or her domain, so as to make solid choices tailored for the company and its markets, and to wisely allocate investments in engineering and production, people, and materials. This DVN workshop, as others before it, goes directly to that goal. Through lectures, exhibitions, and networking, practitioners and regulators will gain insight into which of the burgeoning nascent lighting technologies will be attractive in the future, and in what timeframes Workshop Stuttgart 20 attendees How can light suppliers work differently with OEMs to develop innovations in techno and cost reduction? 2010 & 2011 Workshops Paris 90 attendees Strategies for Increasing Sales of Advanced Headlamps Challenging Tier 2 suppliers about their contribution to lighting innovations 2012 Detroit workshops 120 attendees LED technologies Tokyo workshop 130 attendees LED technologies for styling, safety and environment 2013 Detroit workshop 175 attendees How New Technology Will Enhance Night Driver Vision 2013 Shanghai workshop 220 attendees Innovations for a better light 3

4 Leading in groundbreaking technologies: OSRAM OLED Demonstrator with segmented OLED panels (as presented at ISAL 2013) OSRAM GmbH, CSMK MK MCOM, Munich Light is motion As a global innovation leader, OSRAM offers smart lighting solutions in all latest technologies. From flexible and energy efficient HID and LED solutions up to powerful Laser-based and OLED concepts for the future OSRAM is the one-stop partner for automotive lighting solutions. Light is OSRAM

5 2014 DVN Paris Workshop General information Location Hotel du Collectionneur - Arc de Triomphe - Paris Address: rue de Courcelles, Paris Phone: For more details, goto: Hotel Contact: Mr. Alexandre Deloustal Phone: alexandre.deloustal@thegatecollection.com Dates: Workshop: Tuesday, 25 February 2014 Dinner event: evening of Monday, 24 February 2014 Participants: Over 220 representatives from automakers and automotive lighting suppliers from around the world, Universities, Regulators. Around 75 companies confirmed their attendance: 18 OEM: Adam Opel, Audi, Bentley, BMW, Chery, Daimler, Ford, Haitec/Yulon, Hyundai, Jaguar Land Rover, Nissan, PSA, Renault, SEAT, Shanghai-Volkswagen, Skoda, Toyota, Volkswagen. 17 Set Makers: Automotive lighting, Continental, Denso, Elba, Farba, Hella, JW Speaker, Koito, Mobis, Olsa, Oshino Lamps, SL Corp, Stanley, Valeo, Varroc Lighting, ZKW, Zodiac Aerospace. 35 Lighting suppliers: AML Systems, AOL, Astron-Fiamm, Bayer, Bertrandt, Brandenburg, Com-Corp Ind., DBM reflex, Delvis, Docter Optics, DSM, Elmos, Enmech-Freudenberg, Eschenbach, GXC coatings, IAV, Keboda, Instruments Systems, LG Innotek, LMT, Mentor Graphics, Nichia, Optis, Osram, Panasonic, Philips, Pleiades Instruments, Sabic IP, Sea Link International, Segula, Seoul Semiconductor, Sonceboz, ST Electronics, Synopsys, Zollner. Universities, High Schools, Labs, Certification and Regulation Organisations: Comedd Fraunhofer, Germ.; HOT Leibniz, Germ.; TU-Darmstadt, Germ.; Institut d Optique Graduate School, Fr. ; ESTACA, Fr. DEKRA Certification B.V., UTAC, Fr.; GTB, Belgium. Topic: Main automotive lighting players present their vision about the future of automotive lighting technologies and try to draw an outlook for the period Special focus will be put on laser-based headlamps, LEDs and OLED technologies for front and rear lights, vision sensors and image processing, novel vision systems, and functionalities. In very active day, we will have a docket of morning lectures and presentations by the best experts at OEM and Lighting suppliers, podium panels, an exhibition area where suppliers will be able to display their products and services, and a great deal of high-level discussion. 5

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7 2014 Paris DVN workshop Docket MONDAY 24 FEBRUARY 07:00 PM Welcome Cocktail 08:00 PM Dinner 10:00 PM Ceremony of DVN Awards Awards of 2012 VISION congress, 2013 DVN Shanghai workshop, 2013 DVN Rochester workshop, Awards of 2013 ISAL congress, Award of the DVN lighting personality of the year TUESDAY 25 FEBRUARY morning 07:45 AM Welcome coffee 08:15 AM Opening 08:20 AM Lectures of OEM lighting manager on their vision on automotive lighting in Wolfgang Huhn, Audi: Lighting Technologies 2025: Conseq. of Politic change, Vision Zero, ADAS Christian Amann, BMW: Future of lighting, Laser beam Ingolf Schneider, Opel: LED and Matrix outlook Gunnar Koether, Volkswagen: Strategy on head and rear lighting Mathieu Lips, Renault: How lighting technology might challenge engineering and styling in :40 AM Keynote on a DVN survey of automotive lighting in J.P.Charret - R.Schäfer, DVN: Results of a survey of 20 worldwide lighting companies on the future of automotive lighting in :00 AM Panel session: OEM vision on automotive lighting in Chairman: Hector Fratty 10:30 AM [ COFFEE BREAK ] 11:00 AM Lectures of set maker managers on their vision of automotive lighting in Kamislav Fadel, AL: The 10 Challenges in the Automotive Lighting industry now and by 2020 Hans-Theo Dorissen, Hella: Innovative lighting systems - Evaluation and future trends Satoshi Yamamura, Koito: Automotive lighting beyong 2020 Rainer Neumann, Varroc: Future of Automotive Lighting - What is possible and what makes sense! Jürgen Antonitsch, ZKW: Last innovation developments - Projection on the future Laurent Evrard, Valeo: Think Global to succeed :30 PM Panel session: Set maker vision on automotive lighting in Chairman: Jean-Paul Charret 1 PM [ LUNCH ] afternoon 02:40 PM Light source suppliers lectures on their vision of automotive lighting in George Makdessi, Nichia: Futuristic automotive light source approaches and considerations Claus Allgeier, OSRAM: Light sources for intelligent Automotive Lighting of the future. John Peek, Philips: Will Laser evolve as fast as LED? Perspectives for Laser, :30 PM Universities and regulators lectures on their vision of automotive lighting in Chandrajit Basu, HOT of Hannover: Laser HL: state-of-the art, future prospect and challenges Jacqueline Brückner, COMEDD: New possibilities for automotive lighting by flexible OLED Geoff Draper, GTB: International Standardisation, Harmonisation and Regulation - A Vision for :30 PM Panel session: Light source suppliers, univ., regulators vision on lighting in Chairman: Ralf Schäfer 05:00 PM [ COFFEE CLOSURE ] Specific meetings 7

8 OUTSHINES ALL Matrix LED headlights, a pioneering innovation from HELLA and Audi: as they recognize vehicles approaching and being followed, Matrix LED headlights automatically and precisely adjust the area illuminated with individually and electronically controlled LEDs. This maintains optimal high beam illumination of the road without blinding other drivers. Now available on the new Audi A8. HELLA KGaA Hueck & Co. Rixbecker Straße Lippstadt/Germany

9 DVN Awards ceremony 2012 VISION CONGRESS First Prize Michael Kleinkes, Hella 3D Effects - New possibilities to create innovative signal Second Prize Pierre Albou, Valeo A Matrix Beam with Optimised Vertical Distribution Second Prize Carlos Elvira, SEAT Evolution of Seat lighting in the Last 5 Years Central Light function with surrounding projection area Matrix module Seat Leon Full LED First Prize Michael Hamm, Audi Safety Improvement Generated by Matrix and D.I. Functionalities 2013 ISAL congress Second Prize Pierre Albou, Valeo Very Thin Headlamps with Laser Beam Third Prize Satoshi Yamamura, Koito Glare-Free High Beam with Beam-Scanning Matrix Beam: Full electronic solution Thin headlamp concept Spread by scanning 2013 DVN Shanghai workshop First Prize CTakashi Sato, Stanley Innovative Optics for LED HL and Laser/LED Hybrid HL 2013 DVN USA workshop First Prize Geoff Draper, GTB Global Activities to achieve International Harmonization related to Lighting Regulation Vision & ISAL congresses permanent contribution Special Prize Ernst-Olaf Rosenhahn, AL Continuous Lecture contributions at ISAL and VISION Congresses LED/Laser Hybrid - Longer distance visibility 9

10 Valeo FullLED Advanced Lighting Technology Conception : Studio FDC High Performance Lighting with Style. Valeo FullLED solutions allow designers to fulfill their wildest creations. It gives them the freedom they need to achieve ever distinctive car signature style. The white clear light emitted by LEDs compliments the high performances of FullLED technologies developed in Valeo laboratories while keeping energy consumption to a minimum. With its lighting innovation portfolio, Valeo ensures you always enjoy a safe and comfortable ride.

11 2013 DVN Personality of the year Rainer Neumann is now almost 30 years in automotive lighting. He started at Bosch 13 years ago, has been in Italy at Magneti Marelli for 3 years, for 12 years with Visteon, and now in Varroc Lighting Systems. He has been contributing to a lot of innovations during that time, most of which you can see today on the road. His name is associated to around 120 patents, where he is the inventor/co-inventor of, and he has worked out some of them together with various car manufacturers (luxury as well as standard car levels) to end up in final series production. He thinks the combination of being creative and also having the ability to make it really happen is very important. Rainer Neumann Vice President Global Technology at Varroc Lighting Systems. DVN interviewed Rainer Neumann, the DVN personality of the year, about the future of automotive lighting How do you see LED technology in the future? R.N.: LED is definitely the light sources of the future. The reduced energy consumption, long life time, small packaging, new styling opportunities and green environmental contribution (less CO2) are the main drivers. Exterior lighting is extensively used as a way of differentiating vehicles and brands. DRL is a good example. More and more new configurations and shapes determine the styling of the DRLs which typically uses LEDs. Also, the overall trend in using LEDs as light sources for both rear lamps and headlamps is clearly visible. However, for LED headlamps it will take a few more years to achieve reasonable take rates in all vehicle segments. LED light sources offer tremendous opportunities to design unique and attractive lamps. It can create a signature light, which identifies the vehicle brand and type. In the future, it will also lead to improved light performance for headlamps. Headlamps show a different color vs Xenon or Halogen bulbs. LED from its white light, creates the impression to have a bluish light rather than the yellowish halogen bulbs. The recognition of the road obstacles illuminated by LEDs at night does not create any colour fringes or complaints with respect to visible colors. On the contrary, the driver appreciates the clear and white light impression that he can see. LED efficiency Lm/W will increase in the next 10 years. We will have more than 1,000Lm with one module but with not much higher luminance. Varroc has created the Opti-LED solution for applications in lower vehicle segments: Great possibilities to compete with Halogen HL cost: 35 for Halogen vs 60 for LED. Varroc sees LED in entry model and Adaptive Driving Beam in option. What will be the main LED challenges? R.N.: The main challenge of LEDs is the cost of the application. Whereas the need for LED technology for rear lamps and the third stop light applications generally has been accepted, LED headlamps are still only seen on a few vehicles of the premium segment today. Varroc s target is to develop LED modules in high volumes and with best in class performance for competitive costs. This will lead to a real volume increase in the automotive world with LED headlamps in all segments. DVN: How do you see the future of LED Matrix beam R.N.: We do see various kinds of concepts when talking about Matrix headlamp systems I see a great future for these systems (either mechanically or static philosophy) but after The major task is to realize such systems in a way that the change of the light pattern due to geometry of the road or/ and with oncoming traffic has to be as smooth as possible. The standard driver has to see reasonable light control when driving. This is not yet optimally realized, but on the way. Individual controlled LED chips in a reasonable package will be the final step to be reached. DVN: How do you see the rear lamps in the future? R.N.: Yes, Rear Lamps started to be equipped with LED light sources years ago. More and more sophisticated design was introduced, pin pointed LEDs, smooth light pipes and three dimensional appearances with inner lenses 11

12 and prisms, which increase the entertainment value for the consumer. Variable intensity of the stop function for emergency cases, rear fog control and car to car communication will support this styling driven changes with technical aspects. This trend will be visible in all kind of vehicle segments in the future. DVN: When do you think it will be possible to have with LED, a better performance than Xenon at lower cost? R.N.: Very interesting question. First, we need to define what better performance means. There is obviously an indication that the color temperature has some influence on the performance rating of a consumer. Here, LED has some advantage. You need less light volume to satisfy the customer than with Xenon. On the other side, we are happy that we have consumers being able to see the difference between Halogen and Xenon, where we do have twice as much light on the road. This factor is not visible with LEDs in the next years. Maybe it is also not necessary. I think, that we will have improvements with LED light sources, when we are able to integrate our ideas of addressable light arrays into the automatic activation of different light modes and camera assisted light control. This will take around ten years. The affordable LED solution with comparable light performance to Xenon of today will be seen in 4 years. Varrocs Opti-LED headlamp concept will assist to realize reasonable costs with modularization concept and good light performance. DVN: When do you think LED will totally replace the 130w Halogen? R.N.: Not in the next 25 years. Of course, the energy consumption is an argument and as I already said will promote LED applications in the future. But as with Xenon light, we will also not manage to achieve a comparable cost level between LED and Halogen, so that we would replace totally Halogen by LED. DVN: How do you see the OLED technology in the future? R.N.: OLED is an alternative with extremely homogenous lighting surfaces, which the customers appreciate. Additionally, separate illumination of brand image signs etc. are also of interest. In terms of successful future we need to get the three dimensional parts and the automotive reliability in terms of temperature load. Finally, one has to study if the upcoming LED based solutions with grained material etc. can be realized with similar smoothness but with lower costs than OLED. DVN: How do you see the Laser technology in 2025? R.N.: This is a very cool idea which will have some opportunity as a hybrid solution between LED and Laser. The advantage already realized is the high luminance one can achieve which gives the chance to generate a type of pencil high beam which results in a range of m. This is not the design we need to improve safety at night, but with more intelligent applications in the future there is a good chance to play an interesting role in automotive forward lighting. DVN: How do you see the future of Adaptive Lighting? R.N.: Adaptive Driving Beam will have a great future but we have to be prudent with the endless movement of the light. The driver assistance systems are the future to offer improved light automatically. Adaptive Driving beam today is best, if the light control is as conservative as possible. The driver needs to detect the changes as a reasonable solution. The permanent modification in dense traffic situations will not realize this feeling. How do you see the NA market? R.N.: The North American market has always been very different from Europe or Japan. In North America, styling of the lamp has always been important and in the past we have seen some very exciting and specific styling solutions which we have not seen in Europe. Today, the availability of LEDs is supporting this approach even more. In the future, as the vehicles are getting closer in design to European cars, the demands for better light have been adopted more and more. The adaptive driving beam will also be introduced in US very soon and LED will be the main light source. How do you see the regulations in the future? R.N.: We are still a long way away from reducing and harmonizing regulations in the lighting business. More than one third of the current ECE regulations are dealing with lighting applications. We did see some progress in the harmonization between SAE and ECE regulations about ten years ago but this was unfortunately halted. Today GTB working group runs some initiatives that serve to summarize certain regulations with similar content with the objective of reducing the number of ECE lighting regulations, but this will take a few more years. In parallel, we need to make sure we include new technologies such as glare free high beam and other driver assistance systems into the regulation process as quick as possible. We cannot accept that the car industry is developing new lighting systems and the regulatory approval takes a few more years. Here, we can see real improvements with LED light source for Front Lighting, Adaptive Driving beam and others. 12

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14 The benefits of being DVN Gold or Platinium Member Because you are a professional working in a company involved in automotive lighting or driver assistance, you should have access to the full content of DVN tech-watch web site ( covering automotive lighting and driver assistance technologies and events. DVN Gold membership is personal and requires an annual subscription. Companies are entitled to subscribe a Platinium membership which is a multi-user license. DVN makes you part of a real community of lighting and DA professionals round the world, with 21 global car makers, 25 Tier1 lighting suppliers, 42 Tier2/3 suppliers and 10,000 professionals visiting DVN website monthly. Benefits include: Up-to-date news and views delivered each week on worldwide developments and events in the realms of lighting and driver assistance. Fully archived and searchable. Broad, deep reports, released monthly, on cutting-edge technologies, company profiles, motor shows, congresses, and regulations you can t get this content anywhere else. Fully searchable access to the Driving Vision News database of over 3,000 news articles and over 78 DVN reports. Access to DVN Community Business Directory with over 100 companies involved in Automotive Lighting. It will also include a downloadable document depository and a Who s Who section,. Sharing and exchanging strategic views amongst the best lighting and driver assistance experts, Because the internet will never be a substitute for a real-world community, DVN hold workshops and roundtable discussions periodically. Lighting workshops have been held at Stuttgart May 2009, at Paris May 2010, and May 2011, in Tokyo, Japan, July 4, 2012, at Rochester, USA, January 2012 and Our last DVN workshop was held in Shanghai in April These DVN Workshops are open mainly to Gold and Platinium members. To have more information about subscription fees, and receive your personal Username and Password, get in contact with Salomon Berner sberner@ or contact@ Don t hesitate to contact us if you encounter any difficulty in downloading our monthly DVN reports or gaining access to DVN website content. 14

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16 CAR MAKERS List of 2014 Paris DVN Workshop attendees Company fname LName Fonctions country Adam Opel Thomas Feid BOM Family Owner HL Exterior Lighting Germany Adam Opel Ingolf Schneider Manager Body Exterior Lighting Germany Audi Stephan Berlitz Head lighting Innovation Germany Audi Michael Hamm Manager Development Headlamps Germany Audi Wolfgang Huhn General manager Lighting & Vision Germany Bentley Motors Ltd. Jan Biegus Exterior Lighting Engineer UK Bentley Motors Ltd. John Brayton Head of Lighting & Mechanical Integration UK Bentley Motors Ltd. Ian Haughton Exterior Lighting Engineer UK BMW AG Christian Amann General Manager lighting & visibility systems Germany Chery Shunxing Wang Chief Engineer China Daimler AG Marcus Fiege Manager Lighting Innovations Germany Daimler AG Uwe Kostanzer Head lighting Development Germany Ford Thorsten Warwell Manager Lighting applications Germany Haitec/Yulon Liao Wei-chih Design Engineer Taiwan Hyundai Motor Group Achim Freiding Senior Engineer Germany Jaguar Land Rover Steen McCollin Manager Body Engineering UK Jaguar Land Rover Rory O Murchu UK Jaguar Land Rover Feisal O Neill UK Jaguar Land Rover Shammika Wickramasinghe Project Engineer Body Engineering UK Nissan TC Europe Akehisa Kawahara Senior Engineer Exterior Design UK PSA Cédric Combémorel Manager Engineering Body & Equipement France PSA Guy Faillat Director Body and Materials France PSA Whilk Goncalves Exterior Trims Innovations France PSA Sylvain Lebreton Manager exterior Trims France PSA Laurent Serezat R&D Lighting Technologies France Renault Fabrice ALADENIZE Lighting upstream team manager France Renault François BEDU Lighting innovation leader France Renault Julie BERNARD Lighting upstream strategy leader France Renault Annie BLONDEL Lighting System Architect France Renault Dominique CHENAVIER Lighting development team manager France Renault Cyrille EYRAUD Lighting electronic team manager France Renault Sylvain GELFI Lighting upstream projects leader France Renault Frédéric GRIMONT Lighting Measurement & Simulation team manager France Renault Mathieu Lips General Manager Lighting engineering France Renault Paul-Henri Matha Dacia Technical Manager Manager Lighting France Renault Frédéric NEDELEC Body design equipments engineering director France Renault Jérémie ROSTIN Lighting chief product specialist France Seat CT Carlos Elvira Avila Lighting Manager Spain Seat CT Tony Gallardo Lighting Design Spain Seat CT Magnolia Paredes Lighting Electronics Development and Testing Spain Seat CT Maite Paris Headlamps Development Spain Shanghai-Volkswagen Zheng Zhijun Senior Manager & Lighting expert China Skoda Auto a.s. Pavel Cerny Group leader of Simulations and Concepts Hungary Skoda Auto a.s. Libor Stransky Head of Light and Vision and DAS at Skoda Auto Hungary Toyota Motors-Europe Philippe Levy Supplier Breakthrough Engineering Belgium Toyota Motors-Europe Nuno Maia Senior Engineer Belgium Toyota Motors-Europe Donatien Martel Supplier Breakthrough Engineering Belgium Toyota Motors-Europe Yoshiharu Okabe Senior Principal Engineer Belgium Volkswagen Dr.Ing.Gunnar Koether Manager Lighting and Vision Germany 16

17 TIER 1 SUPPLIERS Company fname LName Position country Automotive Lighting Karine Bredeka Strategic Product Planning-RL France Automotive Lighting Mohamed L BAOUCH R&D Director France-RL France Automotive Lighting Stefano Marchesin AL Tolmezzo R&D Manager Italy Automotive Lighting Nicola Schiccheri Italy Automotive Lighting Sergio Zattoni Head of Dept-R&D Lighting Techn. Italy Automotive Lighting Mrs. Doris Böbel R&D Lighting Technology Germany Automotive Lighting Kamislav Fadel Director R&D Lighting Technology Germany Automotive Lighting Johannes Geywitz-Senn Head Automotive marketing Germany Automotive Lighting Sabine Kimmerle Director Product Planning Sales Germany Automotive Lighting Ernst Olaf Rosenhahn Innovations Director Germany Continental Automotive Dr. Maximilian Austerer System Engineering Light Controls Austria Continental Automotive Roseline Levaque Product Sales Manager Belgium Continental Automotive Ms. Jie Ren Product Manager Belgium Denso Corporation Dr. Yasutoshi Horii Senior Manager-Info&Safety Eng. Sweden Denso Corporation Susumu Endo Electronics sales engineer Europe Elba Bogdan Cocian Executive Director Romania Elba Nicolae Motateanu Automotive Factory Director Romania Farba Mesut Isik Optics Chief Turkey Hella Dr. Hans-Theo Dorißen Member Executive Board BD Lighting Germany Hella Dr. Michael Kleinkes V.P. Development Lighting Technology Germany Hella Lia Klüsener Marketing Assistant Germany Hella Jean-Yves Lot Sales Manager OEM - Lighting Products France Hella Steffen Pietzonka Vice President Marketing Lighting Germany JW Speaker Dragoslav Popovic Director of R&D USA JW Speaker Timothy Speaker Co-President USA Koito Europe Satoshi Tsukamoto Senior Manager-Technical Dept. Belgium Koito Europe Shinji Watanabe President Koito Europe NV Belgium Koito Kiyotaka MOCHIZUKI System Product Planning Office Japan Koito Dr. Satoshi Yamamura Manager Advanced Lighting Techn. Japan Koito Satori Yashiki Electronics Design & Dev. Eng.g Dept Japan Koito Yuji Yokoya Executive Vice-president, R&D director Japan MOBIS Seong-Yeon Han Senior Research Engineer South Korea MOBIS Hyuk-Min Lee Senior Research Engineer South Korea MOBIS Taewon Lee Manager-Global Business Planning South Korea Olsa Dr. Massimo Bravin CEO Italy Olsa Josip Kovacevic VP OLSA Germany Germany Oshino Lamps Stephan Horn Germany SL Corporation Hyun-wook Ham Deputy G.M./ Future Strategy Team South Korea SL Corporation Daek Yeom Kim Advanced lighting Team South Korea SL Corporation Jong-Ryoul Park General Manager South Korea Stanley Electric GmbH Shigeru Sakayauchi Manager European Eng. TC Germany Stanley Electric U.S. Takashi Sato Senior Technical staff USA Valeo Pierre Albou Senior Expert France Valeo Laurent Evrard Director R&D France Valeo Benoist Fleury Research Director - Visibility BG France Valeo Christophe Le Ligne Optics Manager France Valeo Denis Manceau Director Innovation France Valeo Joachim Ripperger Stylist Spain Valeo Jesus Romo Advanced Development Manager Spain Valeo Manuel Rubio Director R & D Spain Valeo Fernando Dinis Spain Valeo Jose Antonio Millan Program Manager SEAT Projects Spain Varroc Lighting Systems Scott Borovich Vice President, Customer BUs Czech Republic Varroc Lighting Systems Phil Cunningham Senior V.P. Global Customer Bus Czech Republic Varroc Lighting Systems Vladimir Kubena CEO Czech Republic Varroc Lighting Systems Todd Morgan Czech Republic Varroc Lighting Systems Rainer Neumann VP Global Technology Germany Zizala Lichtsysteme Jürgen Antonitsch VP- R&D Director Germany Zodiac-Aerospace Corinne Weil Head of Lighting&Signalling France Zodiac-Aerospace Claude Doulé Project Manager Lighting France 17

18 TIER 2 SUPPLIERS Company fname LName Position country AML Eric Julien CEO France AML Hassan Koulouh Innovation Manager France AML Jean-Eric Peugeot VP sales and business development France AML Ludovic Toulisse R&D Director France AOL Andreas Spiegelberger CEO Germany Astron-Fiamm Bruno Dussert-Vidalet R&D manager France Astron-Fiamm Steffen Schmitz Marketing & Sales France Bayer MS Martin Doebler Material expert Optical & Medical Appl. Germany Bayer MS Jochen Hardt Industrial Marketing Mobility Germany Bayer MS Ronan Le Goas Global Account manager France Bertrandt Detlef Decker Head of Team Lighting Systems Germany Bertrandt Dr. Holger Sprute Team Manager Light & Vision Systems Germany Bertrandt Patrick Wegener Lead Engineer lighting technologies Germany Brandenburg Willi Brandenburg CEO Germany Brandenburg Dr. Thorsten Schupp Optical Engineering Germany Com-Corp Ind. Ariel Ferrer Technical Director USA Com-Corp Ind. Tom Stanciu President USA DBM George Iatan R&D manager Canada Delvis Matthias Abeln CEO Germany Delvis Mario Wanninger Managing Director Germany Docter Optics Jens Fischer International Business dev. manager Germany Docter Optics Jan Hamkens CEO Docter Optics Germany DSM Manfred Heinbach Key Account Manager Germany Elmos Michel Valette Key Account Manager Sales Germany Enmech Heiko Boehland Manager Product development Germany Enmech Manfred Egner CEO Germany Enmech Sebastian Laforsch Sales engineer Germany Enmech Christophe Luciani CSO Germany Eschenbach Thomas Luce VP Production Technology Germany GXC Coatings Florian Haacke Chaiman of the board Germany GXC Coatings Torsten Schmidt CEO Germany IAV GmbH Sven Bogdanow Senior Project Manager Germany IAV GmbH John Cooper Business development Director USA IAV GmbH Dr. Olivier Imberdis Senior Project leader France IAV GmbH Benedikt Kleinert Germany IAV GmbH Benedikt Schonlau Germany Optronik Oliver Esterl Key Accounts Manager Germany Keboda Zhao Jun R&D Director China Keboda Ting Bao R&D Center Manager China Keboda Ke Binghua Vice President China Keboda Samson Yao Keboda Representative in Germany China LG Innotek Kyoung Soo Ahn Senior Research Engineer South Korea LMT Dr. Thomas Reiners Board member Germany Mentor Graphics Dr. Keith Hanna Director Marketing & Product Strategy Germany Mentor Graphics Alexey Kharitonovich Product Manager Germany Mentor Graphics Boris Marovic Industry Manager Automotive & Transp. Germany Mentor Graphics Moh Sabeur European Automotive Sales manager Germany Nichia Vinqui Fernandez Technical Support Nederland Nichia Hiroaki KURODA Sales manager Europe Nederland Nichia George MAKDESSI Key account Manager Nederland Nichia Peter Sthaler Sales Manager Germany Nederland Nichia Martin Stritzke Key Account Manager Germany Nederland Nichia Nico Vogelaar Sales Manager France Nederland Optis Priscilla Depeyte Applicaton Engineer France Optis Ludovic Manillier SPEOS Product line manager, France Optis Francois Michel sales manager france France 18

19 TIER 2 SUPPLIERS [ continued ] Company fname LName Position country Optis Julien Muller Product manager SPEOS CAA V5 based France Optis Günther Hasna CTO & Strategic Project Leader Germany OSRAM France Remy Mellinger Key Account Manager France OSRAM GmbH Dr. Claus Allgeier Vice President & General Manager Germany OSRAM GmbH Oliver Hering Director Application Eng. & Adv. Devpt Germany OSRAM GmbH Andreas Konrad Senior Director Germany OSRAM GmbH Hans-Joachim Schwabe CEO Germany OSRAM GmbH Philip Stefan Wuerfel Project Manager-SP Strategy and Market Intell. Germany OSRAM OS Michael Brandl Senior Manager Applications Eng.- Automotive Germany OSRAM OS Carola Diez Development Engineer- OLED Materials & Techn Germany OSRAM OS Andreas Geistreiter Senior Manager-Marketing Auto. Ext.-Visible LED Germany OSRAM OS Peter Knittl Global Director Automotive Marketing Germany OSRAM OS Joachim Reill Director Applications Engineering Germany Panasonic Eiichi Ono Senior Adviser- Automotive Business DC Japan Philips Thomas Jobst OLED Integral Project Lead Germany Philips Leo Metzemaekers Global Marketing & Strategy OEM Germany Philips John Peek CTO BG Automotive Germany Philips Josef Schug LED Business Development Germany Philips Dr. Peter Stolk Sr. Director LED Business Development, Germany Philips Dirk Vanderhaeghen Sr. Director Strategic Marketing OEM Germany Philips Holger Weinert Philips BG Automotive, Aachen Germany Pleiades Instr. Marieke RICHARD Responsable R&D France SABIC IP Bernd Grammer Sr. Business Development Manager Germany Sea Link Scott McFarland President USA Segula Philippe Escudero Senior VP North and East Europe, India & Russia France Seoul Semicon. Dy Kim European Automotive Manager Germany Seoul Semicon. Julien LEE Regional sales Manager France Germany Seoul Semicon. Marko Miletic Key Account Manager - Automotive Germany Sonceboz Julien Ensminger Project Manager Switzerland Sonceboz Antoine FOUCAUT R&D Manager Switzerland Sonceboz Pierre Gandel CEO Sonceboz Switzerland Sonceboz Patrick Thalmann Business Unit Manager Switzerland ST Electronics Jochen Langheim General Manager France Synopsys Scott Bisson Product Planner USA Zollner Bernhard Bachmeier Director Business Division Automotive Germany Zollner Nadine Bösl Marketing Germany Zollner Matthias Kilger Senior Manager Light Technology Automotive Germany Zollner Michael Stadler R&D Automotive Germany 19

20 UNIVERSITIES,LABS, ORGANISATONS Organisation fname LName Position country Consultant Robert Miller Consultant USA Comedd-Fraunhofer Jacqueline Brückner R&D Scientist Germany DEKRA Certification Wilfried Van Laarhoven Certification Expert Nederland DVN Salomon Berner Development Manager France DVN Jean-Paul Charret Consultant France DVN Hector Fratty Director-General Editor France DVN Ralf Schaefer Consultant Germany ESTACA Jean Leguen Automotive Industry France GTB Geoff Draper GTB President UK GTB Davide Puglisi GTB secretary Italy HOT Dr. Chandrajit Basu R&D Scientist Germany HOT Dr. Bernhard Roth Scientific and MD H.O.T. Germany IHS Andrew Herzig Consultant UK Institut d Optique Graduate Sch. Pierre Chavel Laboratoire Charles Fabry France Institut d Optique Graduate Sch Jean-Michel Jonathan Deputy GM-Institut d Optique France Luxfit Christophe Richon Consultant France TU- Darmstadt Tran Quoc Khanh Pr. Dr.-Ing.- Head Lighting Dpt Germany UTAC SERAM Stephanie Figuiere Project Manager France 20

21 P r o j e c t i o n L e n s e s HeadLED. HeadLED free-form multi-function lenses were especially developed for use with LED light sources. Headlights equipped with multi-function lenses from Docter Optics require no additional components such as re ectors, shutters etc., since the corresponding functionality is integrated. Docter Optics produces aspheres and LED free-form lenses of optical glass or polymer as a function of customer needs. That s us. Turning Ideas into Components

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23 Over 100 DVN Gold and Platinium members 21 OEM Audi, Germany Bentley, UK BMW, Germany Chrysler, USA Daimler, Germany Ford, Germany GM, USA Great Wall, China Harley-Davidson, USA Honda, USA Hyundai, Europe Nissan, Japan, Europe, USA Opel, Germany Porsche, Germany PSA, France Renault, France Seat, Spain Skoda, Czech Republic Shanghai Volkswagen, China Toyota, Japan, Europe, USA Volkswagen, Germany 15 Univ., labs, Consultants Comedd Fraunhofer, Germany Darmstadt university, Germany DEKRA laboratory, Nederland Fudan university, China Hannover Leibniz university(hot), Germ. Institut d Optique Graduate School, Fr. Karlsruhe Lighting Institute, Germany LAB, France Light Sight Safety, Belgium Nuremberg university, Germany Parma university, Italy Rensselaer university, USA UMTRI, USA University of California, Santa Barbara Mr Shunxing Wang, China 25 Suppliers Tier 1 AL, Germany, USA Denso, Japan Farba, Turkey Grote, USA HAITEC, Taiwan Hella, Germany Ichikoh, Japan J.W. Speaker, USA Koito, Japan, Europe Magna, USA, Austria Mobis, Korea Myotek Industries, USA NAL, USA Nordic Lights, Finland Odelo, Germany Olsa, Italy SKoito, China SL Corporation, Korea Stanley, Japan Truck-Lite, USA Valeo, France, China Varroc, Germany Xingyu, China ZKW, Austria Zodiac, France 42 Suppliers Tier 2 AML Systems, France Astron-Fiamm, France Bayer, Europe, US, China Bertrandt, Germany BicomOptics, China Brandenburg, Germany BrightWay Vision, Israel Com Corp Industry, USA DBM Reflex, Canada Delvis, Germany Docter Optics, Germany DSM, Germany Elmos, Germany Eschenbach, Germany Enmech-Freudenberg, Germany General Electric, Europe Gentex, USA GXC Coatings, Germany Harbin Goodtime, China Hartmann-Exact, Germany IAV, Germany, USA IDEA Institute, Germany Innorex Techn., South Korea Instrument Systems, Germany Keboda, China LG Innotek, South Korea LMT, Germany, China Mentor Graphics, Europe, USA Mobileye, Israel Mitsubishi Electric, Europe Nichia, Japan Optis, France Osram, Germany Panasonic, Japan Philips, Nederlands Pleïades Instrument, France Sabic, USA Sea Link International, USA Seoul Semiconductor, Korea Sonceboz, Switzerland Synopsys, USA Zollner, Germany 23

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25 List of Main DVN Reports 77 REPORTS ALREADY PUBLISHED including: Hella company profile Audi company profile AL company profile DRL, brand signature April 14, 2009 Valeo company profile May 26, 2009 Koito company profile December 15, 2009 China lighting market September 28, 2010 The Wonderful World of Passenger Car lighting December 21, 2010 Regulations February 22, 2011 Tier 2&3 contribution on automotive lighting May 24, 2011 ZKW company profile June 28, 2011 Simulations in automotive lighting July 26, 2011 US lighting market August 30, 2011 Mercedes-Benz profile November 29, 2011 LED technologies in Automotive Head lighting January 3, 2012 Delhi Auto Expo February 7, 2012 LEDs Thermo-Electrics June 5, 2012 Interior Lighting July 3, 2012 DVN workshop in Tokyo July 24, 2012 BMW and lighting September 11, 2012 Lighting and Driver Assistance January 7, DVN US Workshop February 4, 2013 Shanghai motor show June 11, 2013 OLED technology July 23, 2013 Materials in lighting September 3, 2013 ISAL congress November 5, 2013 Laser Head lighting December 17,2013 REPORTS TO BE PUBLISHED IN 2014 January 21 Korea Lighting Market February 18 North America Detroit Auto Show March 18 DVN Paris Workshop April 22 Geneva Auto Show May 20 Automotive lighting in 2025 June 17 SL Corp profile July 22 DVN Korea workshop September 23 Matrix Beam October 21 Mondial Paris Auto Show November 18 VISION congress December 16 Varroc Profile For more information, www. 25

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