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Go beyond classic vehicle dynamic testing approaches

Our Engineering services combine test and simulation to link subjective perceptions with objective measurements.

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Classic test approaches don’t give sufficient insights into vehicle dynamic behavior. On the one hand, the acquired test data is collected in low-response scenarios, offering limited reliability. On the other hand, only a part of the subjective driver perception can be linked to objective measurements. This makes it particularly difficult for automotive OEMs to define or evaluate full vehicle targets.

Simcenter Engineering uses simulation models to enhance test acquired results. As a result, manufacturers are able to go beyond traditional approaches and objectively characterize on full vehicle level. By doing that, OEMs gain time & money while benefiting from increased accuracy and high-resolution data.

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