Continental Virtual Driver Simulation
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Continental
A virtual system records and evaluates driving behavior to generate data for the optimization of future driver assistance systems and interior solutions and gives an outlook on the autonomous driving of the future - created by NMY.
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11.6 Bill.
Avatar Configurations
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Automatic Batch Processing
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Years of Optimization
Top-Features
The driver simulation system offers the possibility of simulating real driving scenarios in real time based on 3D modeled avatars and evaluating them using AI systems.
Synthetic data generation
Computer simulations using virtual twins offer a time- and cost-efficient improvement of tests and reduce R&D costs.
Custom UX
The PC-based application is operated via an intuitive user interface and a large number of functions, control and menu options.
Machine learning
Tools evaluate the data and provide valuable recommendations for optimizing the driving system - and possible new, not yet available control elements.
A configurator enables the creation of individual driver personas, which can be designed down to the tiniest detail.
In addition to the physical characteristics of the driver, lighting moods, weather conditions and, above all, the vehicle configuration can also be designed.
In a complex 3D rendering process including video documentation, the scenario is simulated and qualitative insights are generated.
Through the repeated generation of situations, not only synthetic data but also quantitative data are derived.
The application is a benchmark project of digital transformation - and the answer to cost and resource-intensive analog processes of the past.
Key Takeaways
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Design - no faceless robots
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Execution - again, again, again
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Process - an iterative game
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Speed - smart data after 2-3 clicks
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Result - low R&D costs
“At first I didn't like my beard - and then the rain came too. Well, you do what you can.”
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“A virtual product simulation makes everything easier, and in the end, it's just cool.”
Dr. Wolfram Kresse, senior developer NMY
