One of the benefits of VeSyMA, and simulation in general, is the ability to answer “what if” questions using predictive models in experiments such as drive cycles. Sensitivity testing is a common and effective method of study. One parameter of a model is varied, with all others kept static,...
Managing Editor of Future Vehicle magazine, Steve Welch, interviewed Mike Dempsey, Managing Director of Claytex and two other D-RISK partners prior to the LCV2021 exhibition. Safe and Sound Mike Dempsey explains how creating ultra-realistic test scenarios can form the basis of a virtual driving test for autonomous vehicles. Future...
Following Adam’s great Introduction to the Scenario Editor, the next step is to use the output to create a simulation. For that I need to elaborate on the test sequence driver. The test sequence driver is found within VeSyMA – Suspensions and is a type of closed loop driver...
e-mobility technology international feature Claytex in the autumn 2020 issue of their magazine; Virtual Testing of ADAS & AV Systems. Edge Case Simulations Cars today are delivered with a plethora of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) such as lane keeping assistance, adaptive cruise control, automated emergency braking and much...
Modern vehicles; modern challenges Vehicles are getting ever more complex, with subsystems becoming further interdependent with the wider system dynamics than ever before. Beyond this, modern vehicles now interact with their surroundings, reacting and responding to changes in the immediate environment. This is never truer than in autonomous vehicles....
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