Computer simulations using virtual twins offer a time and cost-efficient way to improve testing and reduce R&D costs.

A virtual system created by NMY records and evaluates driving behavior, generates synthetic data for optimizing future driver assistance systems and interior solutions, and provides a glimpse into the autonomous driving of the future.
Computer simulations using virtual twins offer a time and cost-efficient way to improve testing and reduce R&D costs.
The PC-based application is operated through an intuitive user interface and a wide range of functions, controls and menu options. This makes it easy to run through all possible scenarios during data generation.
Tools evaluate the data and provide valuable recommendations for optimizing the drive system and possibly discovering new, previously unseen features.
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