VI-grade, an automotive simulation supplier, has announced a partnership with Powersoft, a specialist in audio technology and amplification. The companies are collaborating to integrate haptic transducers into dynamic simulators
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A new agreement will see Dynisma supply a driving simulator for use in McLaren’s dynamics, aerodynamics, NVH, HMI, propulsion systems and control systems development
Dymag, a manufacturer of lightweight wheels, has collaborated with composites material specialist Hankuk Carbon, to develop an all-new carbon hybrid wheel for the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N NPX1 concept car
Hitech Grand Prix has invested in simulation technology for race car setup, race preparation and circuit familiarisation ahead of the 2024 season. The team shares how the F1-bred low-latency, high-bandwidth simulator technology is helping its Formula 2 campaign, and its prospective entry into Formula 1
The European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) has approved Horiba MIRA’s configurable Assured CAV facility for safety testing, with its highway, city and junction environments to be used for the evaluation of safety systems
Technical highlights of the new 665PS Vantage include Active Vehicle Dynamics, Bilstein DTX adaptive dampers, a rear E-diff and 50:50 weight distribution. All wrapped in beautiful, retro bodywork
Continental is celebrating passing a landmark one million tests using its fully automated tyre braking test facility, located at the Contidrom test site, since it was installed in 2012. Continental says the facility, known as the AIBA (Automated Indoor Braking Analyzer), is unique in the automotive industry
Tenneco has introduced an tuneable stroke-dependent damping (SDD) add-on valve technology for passive dampers. See how the valve works
Tenneco has expanded its Monroe OE Solutions portfolio of passive valving technologies with the introduction of an advanced, highly tuneable stroke-dependent damping (SDD) add-on valve
NIRA Dynamics has announced that it has now sold 100 million units of its software-based Tire Pressure Indicator (TPI), claimed to have saved an estimated 40,000 tons of electronic waste