University researchers use Dymola to model the real world driver behaviour of hybrid vehicles, and to help reduce their environmental impact

Researchers at the University of Warwick are undertaking a three-year research project to investigate the impact of real world driver behaviour on CO2 emissions and energy use of vehicles. It’s the first time a single modelling framework will be developed for all hybrid vehicle architectures which will link individual vehicle models with driver models, transport [...]

Claytex exhibiting at AVEC vehicle control conference

We’re looking forward to AVEC10, the tenth international symposium on Advanced Vehicle Control, at the end of August. We’ll be exhibiting there, and meeting many customers and partners from around the world. Dymola is an important tool in all of the areas that the event addresses – everything from active safety, to the development of [...]