Designed specifically for OEM system architects, mobile hydraulics engineers, product managers, and application specialists, this webinar delivers practical, actionable guidance on selecting, integrating, and validating efficient electrified mobile hydraulic architectures.
What you will gain from this webinar:
- A clear view of core components and integration — traction drives, steering systems, work functions, and ePTO working with advanced controls for stable, efficient performance.
- A controls decision framework — compare positive vs negative flow control, power-on-demand, ELS, and steering solutions (HPS/eHPS/torque overlay/pure electromechanical) to optimize efficiency and safety.
- An electrification toolkit — evaluate full-electric vs mild/strong hybrid vs battery ePTO, LV vs HV trade-offs, regeneration limits and strategies, quantify savings, and build a credible ROI case.
- Practical engineering practices — right-sized components, re-evaluating legacy vehicle architectures, multi-wheel coordination and steer-by-wire safety, and designing for functional safety and HV compliance.
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With over a century's worth of expertise catering to a diverse array of both on and off-road vehicles, Parker has firmly established itself as a reliable partner in innovative electrification solutions. Parker experts work one-on-one with customers to create and deliver inventive systems and subsystems that break new ground. Learn more about our solutions and technologies.
Barun Acharya
Systems Application Engineering Manager, Parker Hannifin
Barun Acharya is a Systems Application Engineering Manager at Parker Hannifin with over 25 years of experience in hydraulics, system integration, and mobile electrification. He works closely with OEMs to develop and deploy electric and hybrid solutions for off-highway and vocational equipment. Barun holds 14 patents related to fluid power and electrified system architectures. His expertise spans electrification, electrohydraulic control, and component-level optimization. He holds a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA in Finance, blending technical depth with a strong understanding of system economics.
Johannes Boot
Application Engineering Manager, Parker Hannifin
Johannes Boot is an Applications Engineering Manager at Parker Hannifin/Curtis, bringing 10 years of experience in electric vehicles and 20 years in mechatronics. He holds an M.Sc. in Control Systems from Eindhoven University of Technology. Johan is a co-founder of a startup and holds two patents. His expertise spans AC Drive Controls, Functional Safety, and Innovation Management. Johan's passion lies in mechatronics, vehicle software, and driving innovation through collaboration to deliver value.
Jonathan Hedge
Principal Engineer, Parker Hannifin
Jonathan Hedge is a Principal Engineer at Parker Hannifin, with more than 20 years of product development experience in the heavy truck industry. He has spent the last 11 years focused on auxiliary Power Take-Offs, gearboxes, and related systems. Prior to that, he did systems integration work for diesel and CNG engines. Jon’s background spans R&D, new product development, systems integration, and customer support in on-highway, off-highway, and military applications. He holds a Bachelor of Sciences in mechanical engineering from The University of Memphis.
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