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05. Building a bright future 06. Autonomous vehicles & lighting 11. Award winning design 14. From beetles to work lights 20. The quest for optimal light distribution 22. EMC testing in-house for agile development 36. Off roading with Jeep

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BUILDING A BRIGHT FUTURE From humble beginnings to extensive experience in off highway lighting, TYRI are at the forefront of lighting technology. As the world evolves and changes with technological advances, so must the way we see. TYRI continually strives to develop new technologies, to control lighting in completely new ways and to design industry leading concepts tailored to our customers needs. This is TYRI. Kenneth Turzinski TYRI Americas Martin Karlberg TYRI Sweden Michael Bradley TYRI UK TYRI MAGAZINE

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES & LIGHTING In a technological world, where automation is leading the charge. What impact does this have on vehicle design and lighting? 6 TYRI MAGAZINE

As technology and automation becomes more commonplace, we will see, in the not too distant future, autonomous vehicles making more of an impact in the Off Highway industries. A quiet revolution is underway with key off highway players introducing their vision of the automotive future. Case IH and New Holland both introduced their new autonomous tractors in 2016. Autonomous tractors use a lot of the same advanced sensors and systems that a true self-driving vehicle would, so it is no surprise that these are taking the lead in this field (pardon the pun!). However, other off highway manufacturers...

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LIGHTING EM DESIGNS What exactly can lighting bring to the table when updating a vehicle design or when designing a brand new machine? TYRI MAGAZINE

Designing lighting tailored to your machine and only your machine doesn't have to be scary or expensive! Lighting has a dramatic effect on the look of a machine as well as the productivity and safety of the operator. Considering lighting at the very beginning of a project can help shape the final machine design to make it as individual and unique as you! You may think it is far too scary and expensive, to create a customised lighting design but that is where TYRI excels. They love designing new innovative lighting solutions and have the best designers in the business to do it. Christian Wadell,...

TRENDS & INNOVATION TYRI has a passion for creating new innovative lighting solutions - it’s what we do best!” C. WADELL, TYRI HEAD OF RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Award winning design Updating an existing machine design can also be improved with customised lighting - changing the design of the light can be a key selling factor to end users. A light which delivers a usable spread of light and attractive design can help to sell consumers on the benefits of your machine over a competitor. It shows you are at the forefront of technology and are not afraid to move with technology. So, what are you waiting...

WORLD CLASS SERVICE UK Material Planner, Savitri Persaud-Heyhirst and UK Quality Manager, Ian Tiler IT’S ALL IN THE DETAILS Design Production | Parts | All three are important to provide a work light that stands up to harsh environments and continues to perform even when the going gets tough. Making sure TYRI work lights are manufactured to the highest possible standards is part of our DNA. Here we speak with two of TYRI UK’s key team members about how they ensure the high quality of TYRI lights. TYRI prides itself on the quality of its work lights, from the components to the final manufactured...

TYRI commits to 100 % inspection of all work lights to ensure very few returns and maximum customer satisfaction. Hailing from the sunny shores of Barbados, Savitri has been with TYRI UK for 5 years and not looked back since, “I have immersed myself into life in the UK and I now truly feel like I am settled, both at home with my family and at work with TYRI,” says Savitri. With a background in management processes from design, purchasing, planning and sales she is well suited to the challenging role at TYRI, controlling over 2000 parts and ensuring each ordered item is to the highest standards....

FROM BEETLES TO WORK LIGHTS Dr Lia Fernandez is on one of the optic specialists at TYRI. She is the person the company turns to when the Development department needs advice on, for example, how a light lens should be improved, or when sales representatives need help and insight into light and optics. But Lía has not always worked with lights. Before joining TYRI, she wrote her PhD thesis on optical phenomena in beetles. “For my PhD thesis at Linköping University, I studied the structure of beetle exoskeletons from an optical perspective. It may sound a bit odd, but it was a perfect way to try...

What are the latest trends in heavy vehicle lighting? What will happen to vehicle lighting as autonomous vehicles become increasingly ubiquitous? These are the types of questions that TYRI's Research and Development department contemplates while monitoring industry trends and developing new innovations and technologies. Christian Wadell, Head of Product and Design Development, looks to the future and offers his predictions about the lighting of tomorrow. Engineers, technicians, and designers in TYRI's Research and Development department work assiduously to maintain and develop technology and...

TYRI LIGHT LAB the lighting to provide safety and security in the surrounding area. Warning lights can communicate to people in the area which ‘mode’ the vehicle is operating in – and this will be particularly important when it comes to electric vehicles which can barely be heard. In this, different light colours can communicate the machine’s operation. I believe that light communication like this will usher in a new era for the industry and we must make sure we keep up.” Autonomous vehicles: Here one can either predict a death sentence for heavy vehicle lighting or choose to view it as an opportunity...