ST Engineering Antycip and Dynisma are preparing to showcase a joint exhibit at a driving simulation industry event, with the centrepiece being a Barco TruePix LED wall for high-fidelity vehicle simulation used across automotive and motorsport development.
The event, the Driving Simulation Conference (DSC) 2026, takes place from 16 to 18 September at the Antibes Congress Cente in Juan-les-Pins, France, with the companies presenting jointly at Booth 15. Visitors can try the companies’ Driver-in-the-Loop (DiL) simulation technologies, which place a real driver inside a simulated vehicle environment, letting engineers evaluate vehicle dynamics and control systems before physical prototypes exist.
ST Engineering Antycip is a supplier of visual systems for Dynisma simulator programmes, with installations completed for automotive manufacturers, motorsport teams competing in Formula One, Formula Two and Formula E, and Dynisma’s own technology campus in Bristol, UK.
Visual fidelity and engineering correlation are considered critical requirements in this class of simulation, where a driver responds to visual cues alongside motion feedback to make development decisions that would otherwise depend on physical testing. The Barco TruePix LED wall on show at DSC combines high image quality with low latency and precise synchronisation for DiL simulation, and is used across several professional motorsport programmes.
“We forged a technical partnership with Dynisma right from the outset, continually seeking the latest in visual display technology to complement their platforms for high-performance Driver-in-the-Loop simulation,” said John Mould, commercial development manager at Antycip.
You can visit the companies at their joint space at the Driving Simulation Conference (Booth 15)
