Tula’s Dynamic Skip Fire (DSF®) uses proprietary control algorithms to increase propulsion efficiency for IC engines
Tula’s Dynamic Skip Fire (DSF) suite of technologies pairs unique digital signal processing algorithms with sophisticated powertrain controls to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions from internal combustion engines. Because DSF is applicable to gasoline, diesel, and alternative fuel engines, and works synergistically with hybrid powertrain technologies, Tula’s DSF will be key to transportation’s future propulsion solutions.
No other fuel efficiency and emissions solution offers greater gains at a lower cost.
Dynamic Motor Drive (DMD) addresses electric motor efficiency and powertrain costs
Tula is also applying similar control strategies to electric motors. Named DMDTM for Dynamic Motor Drive, it maintains motor operation near peak efficiency at all motor speed and torque output levels, reducing battery capacity requirements and motor costs without reducing motor torque output.

Technology Suite
Click to learn more about each of our unique technologies. Tula leverages advanced engine technologies synergistically to provide a superior cost-benefit ratio. There’s a Tula solution to complement major new automotive trends to achieve greater efficiency at a lower cost per % improvement.
Tula is helping global
OEMs create cleaner, more efficient engines:reduction
per passenger vehicle
per heavy duty diesel engines
duty diesel engines
Market Imperative

The mix of gasoline, diesel, hybrid and electric vehicle production is certainly changing. And Tula is ready, with dynamic solutions for all engine and powertrain options.
Tula is partnering with vehicle makers to improve traditional engine technologies while supporting emerging powertrain technologies, creating engines, motors and powertrains requiring less fuel, producing fewer emissions, and operating more efficiently to meet evolving regulatory requirements and OEM vehicle solutions.
Tula in the News
Tula has developed one of the “essential technologies for reaching fuel efficiency mandates.”
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