A Dynisma Motion Generator (DMG) simulator has been installed at the McLaren Technology Centre, for virtual development of dynamics, aerodynamics, NVH, HMI, propulsion systems and control systems. The simulator has already played a role in the virtual development of the W1 supercar
Take a look behind the scenes at how motion simulation, ultra-low latency, and high-bandwidth driving simulator technologies are transforming vehicle development at McLaren Automotive
Theta Cube Sport is a compact, transportable, driver-in-the-loop simulator in an enclosed hard-shell, designed for motorsport applications. The computational architecture combines with multi-projector vision, audio and loading systems for total driver immersion
MdynamiX, a specialist in vehicle dynamics, ride comfort, automated driving (ADAS/AD), and acoustics/NVH, is expanding its market presence in Asia through a new partner in Japan
Cosworth is strengthening its e-sports and simulation strategy with a new simulator hardware partnership with Next Level Racing, to support driver familiarisation, engineering training, and promotions
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VI-grade, part of HBK’s Virtual Test Division, is advancing e-powertrain validation through a collaboration with MoBeLIV that aims to enhance real-time simulation and accelerate the development of electrified powertrains
Altair has launched a collaboration with Gordon Murray Group (GMG) as part of the M-LightEn lightweight vehicle engineering project, to further the development of the next generation of ultra lightweight and low embedded CO2 platforms for Gordon Murray Automotive vehicles
A new interface linking Siemens’ Simcenter tyre models with rFpro’s digital models of road surfaces enables accurate assessment of vehicle dynamics, saving time and cost in automotive and motorsport programmes
IPG Automotive, a provider of simulation software for vehicle development, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Gyeongnam Technopark (GNTP) in South Korea, to accelerate product and technology development and facilitate market growth
