Researchers at the University of Queensland have introduced an open framework within SimCCAD that links scripted scenario ...

For the past two years, BMW has been building one of the biggest and most advanced simulation centers in the automotive industry. The mind-blowing construction features fourteen individual simulators ...

Simulation has long been an essential part of testing autonomous driving systems, but only recently has simulation been useful for building and training self-driving vehicles. These advances have set ...

Siemens has acquired TASS International in a move that is anticipated to expand its autonomous driving and safety simulation capabilities. The TASS tool suite simulates and validates automated driving ...

The world’s largest and most important tech event, CES (Consumer Technology Association) is coming up soon, at the beginning of January. A lot of exciting innovations are scheduled to make their ...

From driver instructor academies to the race track, driving simulators are increasingly being employed as strategic tools in driver and racer training education. Through driving games like Gran ...

The BMW Group has started work on a new $116 million Driving Simulation Center in Munich that will help with the company’s testing and development of autonomous driving technology. The new facility ...

Taking a closer look at the Ford Mustang GT driving simulation, exploring the visual details and driving experience that ...

In the wake of tragedy, innovation often emerges as a beacon of hope, driving change and progress. Such is the story of Drive Square Inc., a pioneering company celebrating over two decades in the ...

The L3Harris PatrolSim law enforcement driving simulator provides hands-on, experiential training for patrol officers, offering experience without risks to people or equipment. Simulation training ...

Self-driving cars are coming. Or so we’re told. But they still face an existential question: When is a self-driving car truly ready to drive on its own? That will ultimately be judged by regulators ...