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Revision as of 13:42, 31 March 2017
-- miniSim. Big data.
A highly flexible PC-based driving simulation system, the miniSim uses the same advanced technologies as those built into more sophisticated simulators at a fraction of the cost. Easily customizable with a small footprint, the miniSim is ideal for research and development.
Since its inception, the miniSim has been used in hundreds of research studies in areas such as:
- Vision
- Alzheimer's
- Impaired driving
- Distracted driving
- Advanced driver and connected vehicle devices
- Ergonomics
- Human factors
Realistic vehicle dynamics ensure that both driver responses (inputs) are realistic and that the vehicle data recorded is also realistic. A valuable tool for researchers at universities and private companies across the US and internationally, the miniSim produces repeatable results on a proven system.
- Recommended Configurations for Research & Development
- Desktop
- Simplified Cab
- Quarter Cab
- Custom
