Tony Mancina, director of engineering at FCA’s Automotive Research and Development Centre (ADRC) in Windsor Ontario, highlights some of features of the centre’s all-new, all-innovative advanced vehicle driving simulator
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FCA’s Automotive Research and Development Centre (ARDC) has installed a new Vehicle Dynamics Simulator (VDS) lab, which it claims houses the most advanced driving simulator technology available in North America. The 9DOF technology has some surprising features…
A compact and self-contained cube simulator has been developed that is claimed to be powerful enough to validate driver assistance and autonomous technologies
Mechanical Simulation Corporation is making its vehicle dynamics models available on the open and scalable Nvidia Drive Constellation simulation platform
Mechanical Simulation Corporation has released the 2019.1 versions of its CarSim and TruckSim vehicle dynamics simulation tools, which provide high-fidelity math models that reproduce physical test results, while also being claimed to run fast enough on the computer to support real-time simulation with hardware in the loop
‘Trusted Autonomous Parking’ (Park-IT), the UK’s first facility to test and support the development of automated parking solutions, is under construction in the Midlands
rFpro, which provides driving simulation for ADAS, autonomous systems and vehicle dynamics, has been advised on its acquisition by Southampton law firm Clarke Willmott
Alfa Romeo Racing has commissioned an advanced vehicle driving simulator (aVDS) from AB Dynamics, a driver-in-the loop (DiL) system which will be used for race car development, driver training and performance optimisation
AB Dynamics (ABDP), a supplier of advanced automotive test systems, has acquired simulation software specialist, rFpro. This acquisition is intended to strengthen ABDP’s position in the simulation-based verification market for vehicle dynamics, ADAS and autonomous vehicles
Product development, computing and data intelligence solutions company, Altair has acquired Cambridge Collaborative’s SEAM software, a high-frequency noise and vibration predictive technology