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EP 94 | Matthias Schmidt | Collision Investigation With Analyzer Pro
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Join us in conversation with Matthias Schmidt, CEO of Analyzer Pro. Matthias graduated in 2020 with a Master of Science in Physics from the Technical University of Vienna. He stands at the forefront of accident reconstruction, developing advanced software for collision reconstruction and speaking at international conferences like the European Association for Accident Research and Analysis EVU and the Austrian Association of Court Experts. Notably, as the CEO and one of the developers of Analyzer Pro, he drives advancements in the field. Beyond his CEO role, Matthias contributes significantly to industry journals like "VKU" and "Impact Magazin," influencing the evolution of accident reconstruction. He's also actively engaged as a member of scientific boards, an external lecturer at DEKRA Automobil-GmbH, and the organizer of crash test days in Murska Sobota, Slovenia. Join us for an enlightening conversation with Matthias Schmidt, a leader in accident reconstruction, and the driving force behind Analyzer Pro's innovation.
Originally aired on: December 21, 2023
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Join us in conversation with Matthias Schmidt, CEO of Analyzer Pro. Matthias graduated in 2020 with a Master of Science in Physics from the Technical University of Vienna. He stands at the forefront of accident reconstruction, developing advanced software for collision reconstruction and speaking at international conferences like the European Association for Accident Research and Analysis EVU and the Austrian Association of Court Experts. Notably, as the CEO and one of the developers of Analyzer Pro, he drives advancements in the field. Beyond his CEO role, Matthias contributes significantly to industry journals like "VKU" and "Impact Magazin," influencing the evolution of accident reconstruction. He's also actively engaged as a member of scientific boards, an external lecturer at DEKRA Automobil-GmbH, and the organizer of crash test days in Murska Sobota, Slovenia. Join us for an enlightening conversation with Matthias Schmidt, a leader in accident reconstruction, and the driving force behind Analyzer Pro's innovation.
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