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0U583                                   SKY18                                    STF01                                    81343                                    SD796

Operating Segments: Automotive, Automobile, Aerospace, and Commercial Vehicles

HQ: Warrendale, Pennsylvania, United States

Partner: NCAMP, FutureTech Auto, American Le Mans Series, Spotam, Aurora, Elsevier, The Graphene Council, Publons, Enago, Ford, GM, Toyota, etc.

About SAE International

SAE International’s story began with the rise of automobile manufacturers across the world throughout the beginning of the 1900’s. During this time, many auto manufacturers looked to each other for solving common design problems and for the creation of standards to follow. Peter Heldt and Horace Swetland were two magazine publishers who noticed this trend and spearheaded the ideas that would lead to the creation of SAE. Swetland continued writing upon these concerns of automotive engineering and the Society of Automobile Engineers was founded in New York City in 1905. Andrew L. Riker and Henry Ford served as the initial president and vice president respectively, and over the first decade of the company, they faced steady growth and began publishing a technical journal and various papers. As they continued to grow, the American Society of Aeronautic Engineers, Society of Tractor Engineers, and the power boating industry called for SAE to provide technical standards for their industries as well. From this meeting, the representation of engineers for all mobility professions was created and the name was changed to the Society of Automotive Engineers. Through the years and up to the present, the society grew in numbers and industries as it created worldwide chapters, adapted to new technology, and continued its diversity. As of 2017, the SAE has surpassed over 138,000 members worldwide and continued to publish.

Products, Services, and Platforms

• Technical Standards: SAE International is well known for providing a forum to devise technical standards and recommended practices. While they hold no legal ramifications for not following them, they are sometimes referenced by the NHTSA and Transport Canada.
• Standards Publications: SAE International runs a publication of technical information through various industry magazines, e-newsletters, books, and journals.
• SAE Foundation: SAE established the SAE Foundation as a means of encouraging and supporting Science and Technology education for students. These programs include a STEM program and the SAE Collegiate Design Series.

Subsidiaries/Partners

SAE International has partnered with NCAMP, FutureTech Auto, American Le Mans Series, Spotam, Aurora, Elsevier, The Graphene Council, Publons, Enago, Ford, GM, Toyota, and other companies and entities during their history. SAE International owns subsidiaries including Industry Standards Organization, ABP International Inc., CALISO Corporation, Effective Training, Inc., and SAE-UK.

Competitors

SAE International’s competitors include ASTM International, ASME, ISO, ASCE, AEA, American Galvanizers Association, ASM, ASNT, SFPE and Envirologics.