Blog: Surmounting Steep Challenges in Training and Validating Automated Driving Functions
The technical challenges associated with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving functions are steep. Engineering teams have to tackle an exorbitant number of development tasks with an extremely high level of confidence.
Would you like to use the dSPACE Automotive Simulation Models (ASM) for virtual validation? Are you still new to the dSPACE tool suite and need support with your first steps? Watch the First Steps with ASM tutorials to get started.
dSPACE and Dell Help You Meet Your ADAS/AD Requirements
During the development of driver assistance systems/autonomous driving (ADAS/AD), dSPACE and Dell can help you in solving several complex challenges that you might be facing.
Increased braking performance through vehicle connectivity, simulated with multiple digitally connected trucks. The trucks are connected by means of simulated radar, lidar, and camera sensors.
Discover the powerful dSPACE solution for PC- and cloud-based simulation that lets you simulate and test software functions or complete V-ECU networks – in real-time or even faster, and highly parallel.
The new dSPACE AUTOSAR Compare tool makes it easy to compare two different versions of AUTOSAR artifacts. These different versions can occur, for example, if several developers, working at different stages in the development process and using different tools, exchange ARXML files with each other.
New dSPACE AC Motor Control Solution Optimizes Controls Development for Electric Drives
The new dSPACE MicroAutoBox III AC Motor Control Solution provides developers with a software connection that enables them to develop complex control algorithms for frequency converters and electric drives.
dSPACE: New Target Simulator for 4-D Radar Sensors Sets New Standards
dSPACE is setting new standards for testing of 4-D radar sensors with a new target simulator. The DARTS 9040-G is the first simulator worldwide to process multiple radar signals simultaneously with a bandwidth of up to 5 GHz.