Cellbond is pleased to confirm that Oliver Khabiri and Petros Goutas,will attend the SAE Government/Industry Meeting (GIM) from January 20–22, 2026 in Washington, DC.
The SAE GIM is an influential platform where government agencies, industry innovators, and academic researchers come together to explore advancements in mobility safety, regulatory frameworks, and testing standards. Cellbond’s participation underscores its continued commitment to advancing global safety through collaboration, innovation, and technical excellence.
Driving Innovation in Crash Test Technology
Cellbond has built its reputation as a pioneering crash test technology provider, offering comprehensive solutions that support the global automotive industry. Our portfolio includes:
- Deformable Aluminium Crash Test Barriers – engineered for precision impact testing
- Crash Test Dummies & Anthropomorphic Test Devices (ATDs) – designed to replicate human biomechanical responses
- Impactors and Headforms – calibrated for rigorous safety testing protocols
- Lab Equipment & Spare Parts – ensuring long-term performance and reliability
With facilities and partners spanning multiple continents, Cellbond’s global presence enables customers to access expert guidance, responsive service, and cutting-edge solutions wherever their testing needs arise.
Meet Our Team at SAE GIM
At the event, Oliver Khabiri and Petros Goutas will engage with industry leaders, researchers, and policy makers to discuss emerging safety trends, share expertise in crash test systems, and foster valuable partnerships.
“We’re excited to participate in SAE’s Government/Industry Meeting and to connect with the broader safety testing community in the US,” said Oliver Khabiri, adding, “This connection is vital as we push forward the capabilities of crash test technology globally,”
Attendees interested in crash test barriers, test dummies, impactors, headforms, spare parts, or laboratory systems are invited to meet with Oliver and Petros to explore how Cellbond can support their mission for safer, more reliable testing.
Learn more about the SAE GIM: https://www.sae.org/events/government-industry