Endego

27/05/2026

Just a few decades ago, automotive lighting had one basic task: simply to shine.

Traditional bulbs produced relatively little light, but in the realities of those times, they were enough. Then came halogen bulbs - brighter, more efficient, and considered the standard in the automotive industry for many years. Still, they were primarily just a source of light.

Today, the situation looks completely different.

Modern automotive lighting is no longer just a headlamp. It is an advanced system where electronics, software, optics, sensors, and control systems come together. LED and matrix headlights can dynamically respond to road conditions, adjust the light beam, improve visibility, and increase safety - both for the driver and for other road users.

It is one of those technologies that perfectly shows how much the automotive industry has changed. From simple lamps designed to illuminate the road to intelligent systems that actively support the driver.

At Endego, we work on solutions that combine engineering, electronics, and software, helping create the technologies of the future. Because today’s car is no longer just mechanics - it is a system of intelligent solutions working together.

And speaking of automotive classics: Fiat 125p or 126p - which one brings back more memories for you? Or maybe some of you still have a cult “Maluch” or “Duży Fiat” in the garage? 😊

Special thanks to Damian Ignasiak for sharing his expertise and insights.

21/05/2026

When the industrial sector gathers in one place- we want to be there.

That’s why Endego will be present at ITM INDUSTRY EUROPE 2026, taking place on 26 - 29 May 2026 at the Poznań International Fair.

On site, you will have the opportunity to meet our representatives: Damian Dziedzic and Piotr Kędrak.

ITM is a great opportunity for us to take a closer look at solutions in automation, robotics, Industry 4.0, AI in manufacturing, CNC, metrology, and metalworking.

We’ll also be following the parallel events, including Modernlog and Subcontracting, as the future of industry is not only about technology, but also about effective cooperation across the entire value chain.

For us, participation in events like this is an investment in knowledge, relationships, and staying close to a rapidly changing market.

Will you be at ITM?

We’d be happy to arrange a meeting- send us a message or leave your contact in the comments.

After the event, we’ll share our key observations and insights on what may have a real impact on the future of modern industry.

20/05/2026

Endego is present at EKSPLOBALIS_2026 - the 15th International Scientific Conference focused on military technology as a pillar of state security.

This year’s edition brings together experts and representatives of the defence, industry and scientific sectors to discuss the development, modernization and operation of modern military equipment - from wheeled and tracked vehicles to autonomous systems, operational mobility, NATO interoperability and multi-domain operations.

Endego is represented on site by Grzegorz Biernacki, who is taking part in conversations on how engineering expertise can support the future of defence technologies and advanced mobility solutions.

We are glad to be part of an event that connects technology, security and practical engineering challenges.

14/05/2026

Yesterday, we were present at Warsaw Industry Automatica 2026 in Warsaw.

The event was a valuable opportunity to take a closer look at current trends in industrial automation, robotics, control systems and modern production technologies.

Representing our company at the fair were Damian Dziedzic, Michal Gbyl, Piotr Kędrak, and Kamila Pochwała who had the chance to meet industry representatives and discuss real engineering needs, current challenges in automation projects and the role of experienced technical teams in bringing industrial solutions to life.

Thank you for all the conversations and meetings during the event. We are always ready to talk about how engineering expertise can support companies in developing efficient, reliable and future-ready industrial solutions.

11/05/2026

Na studiach zdobywa się wiedzę. Ale to doświadczenie często robi największą różnicę na starcie kariery.

Dlatego jako oficjalny autoryzowany dystrybutor Altair w Polsce zachęcamy studentów kierunków technicznych do udziału w konkursie projektowym organizowanym przez Altair Partner Poland.

To dobry moment, by rozwijać kompetencje związane z symulacją, AI i nowoczesnym engineeringiem - szczególnie teraz, gdy Altair stał się częścią Siemens, wzmacniając globalny rozwój technologii związanych z symulacją, sztuczną inteligencją i digital engineering.

Udział w konkursie to nie tylko szansa na atrakcyjne nagrody, ale przede wszystkim możliwość:

👉 sprawdzenia swojego projektu w praktyce

👉 zaprezentowania rozwiązania ekspertom branży

👉 zdobycia cennego doświadczenia i feedbacku

👉 wyróżnienia swojego projektu w CV i portfolio

🏆 Do wygrania m.in.:

• SpaceMouse Enterprise + 3-dniowe szkolenie

• SpaceMouse Pro + 2-dniowe szkolenie

• SpaceMouse Wireless + 1-dniowe szkolenie

👏 Dodatkowo Nagroda Publiczności:

• CadMouse Pro

• 5000 zł brutto

Jeśli masz pomysł, który warto rozwijać - to świetny moment, żeby pokazać go szerzej.

🔗 konkurs.altairpartnerpoland.com

❓Pytania dotyczące udziału:

Gabriela Pruchniak

11/05/2026

Endego will be present at Warsaw Industry Automatica 2026 in Warsaw!

From 12 - 14 May, the event will bring together companies and experts focused on industrial automation, robotics, electronics, control systems and modern industrial solutions.

Representing Endego at the fair will be Damian Dziedzic, Michal Gbyl and Piotr Kędrak.

We will be there to talk about real engineering needs, current challenges in automation projects and the role of experienced technical teams in bringing industrial solutions to life.

See you in Warsaw!

06/05/2026

What if the biggest hidden cost in your electric bus fleet isn’t the battery… but how you manage its temperature?

Thermal management is often treated as a background system - yet it has a direct impact on energy consumption, battery lifespan, and overall operational costs. Even small inefficiencies can translate into significant losses at scale, especially in demanding urban environments.

In our latest article, we break down how optimized thermal management systems can:

👉 extend battery life and reduce degradation

👉 improve energy efficiency across varying conditions

👉 lower total cost of ownership for eBus fleets

👉 support more predictable and reliable operations

If you're responsible for engineering, R&D, or fleet performance, this is a lever you can’t afford to overlook.

👉 Read the full article here and explore how smarter thermal strategies can improve cost-effectiveness:

The electrification of public transportation in Poland is now an integral part of urban mobility policy and emission reduction strategies. Electric bus procurement programs (EBP) typically focus on two budget items: battery capacity and charging infrastructure.

06/05/2026

Bolted joints are not as simple as they seem. And yet - they are everywhere.

From basic mechanical assemblies for steel structures to highly demanding applications in automotive, railway and aerospace.

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In the animation below, you can see a 3D bolted joint under load.

Next to it - a force/stress vs. displacement/strain curve… all the way to failure.

This is what we should never allow to happen.

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At first, everything looks fine:

✔ linear response

✔ preload maintained

✔ joint behaving as expected

But then:

▪ stiffness changes

▪ micro-slip begins

▪ load redistributes

And finally:

✖ loss of preload

✖ plastic deformation

✖ joint failure

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This is not a rare scenario.

This is what happens when bolted joints are treated too simply.

Because in reality, their behaviour depends on:

▪ preload and its retention

▪ stiffness of clamped parts

▪ friction conditions

▪ load paths

▪ dynamic & cyclic loads

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Even small design changes can shift the entire response curve:

– surface finish

– clamping length

– joint geometry

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That’s why verification according to VDI 2230 is not “nice to have”.

It’s essential.

It allows you to:

✔ define preload correctly

✔ understand stiffness & load distribution

✔ assess safety against fatigue and loosening

✔ predict behaviour long before failure

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But there is another side of the story:

💡 cost & weight optimization

Too often, joints are oversized “just to be on the safe side”.

Bigger bolts.

Higher strength classes.

More mass.

Higher cost.

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With a proper VDI 2230 approach, you can:

✔ select the optimal bolt size

✔ choose the right strength class

✔ avoid unnecessary overdesign

✔ reduce weight and cost - without compromising safety

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This is where engineering discipline becomes critical.
Every joint should be designed with intent, not assumption.

If you’re working with bolted joints and want to be sure they are safe and optimized - let’s talk.

28/04/2026

AI in vehicles is scaling faster than the systems around it.

And that’s where the real risk begins.

AI is no longer limited to ADAS.

It is entering core vehicle electronics - from energy management to driver interaction and control systems.

This shift changes more than functionality:

→ compute load increases dramatically

→ validation becomes exponentially more complex

→ cybersecurity exposure expands across the system

The challenge is not adopting AI.

It’s integrating it into systems that were not originally designed for this level of complexity.

At Endego, we support OEMs and Tier 1s in making this transition viable - not just possible.

We combine:

• embedded integration across domains

• performance and system-level validation

• architecture alignment for scalable compute

• cybersecurity-aware development approaches

Because AI is not a feature.

It is a system-level dependency.

And without disciplined system engineering, it becomes a source of instability instead of advantage.

The real question is:

Are your systems ready for AI or are you just adding AI to systems that are not ready for it?

21/04/2026

Machines are connected. But true industrial performance starts with system integration.

That’s exactly why we’re at HANNOVER MESSE this week.

As one of the leading events for industrial transformation, automation and smart manufacturing, it’s the right place to discuss what happens beyond individual technologies - when complex systems need to work together.

At Endego, we support industrial and automotive companies in solving integration challenges across:

• mechanical, electrical and thermal engineering

• system architecture and validation

• simulation and production readiness

• product engineering and industrial automation

Because scalability is not built by connecting components.

It is built by connecting systems.

Meet us at HANNOVER MESSE on April 21 - 22 and let’s talk about how to make your engineering setup ready for real industrial performance.

On-site:

👉 Damian Dziedzic

👉 Piotr Kędrak

👉 Jakub Szylar