Data Logging

Data Logging for Autonomous Drving

Environment sensors, buses, and networks in autonomous vehicles can generate tens of terabytes of raw data every day. To perfectly capture this vast data volume, you must have a high-performance in-vehicle data logging system. dSPACE data logging solution – the AUTERA product family – you can meet this challenge. Would you like to know more on how you reach your goals faster in data-driven development and validation?

Blog: Efficient Continuous Testing with dSPACE

Including additional integration levels and test stages from SIL into HIL remains a major challenge for agile software development in the automotive industry. Learn how dSPACE can help you to bring the automation to the required level in our blog post.

Video: Map Import

Generation of road networks from high-definition maps to test ADAS and AD functions in a realistic traffic environment. Ideal solution to enhance and verify virtual and real-world testing.

Video: Advanced Hybrid Vehicle Real-Time Simulation

Simulation of P2 hybrid powertrain architectures with a dual-clutch transmission in realistic traffic scenarios. Supported by realistically emulated electric machines and multicell batteries.

Did you know that dSPACE provides a new system overview for ECU interfacing?

This system overview shows you which products dSPACE provides for ECU interfacing and how to combine them.

Blog: Mobile Test System for Ultrasonic Sensor Technology in the Vehicle for Vehicle-in-the-Loop Applications

Have you ever wondered about test object detection with ultrasonic parking sensors directly in the vehicle, without any movement? Then the dSPACE Mobile Ultrasonic Sensor Test System might be the right solution for you.

DS5366 Smart Charging Interface: Charging Made Even Smarter

One-stop-shop solution for developing and testing new charging technologies.

dSPACE Release 2020-A

dSPACE Release 2020-A adds numerous new functionalities to several dSPACE tools.

ARM Support for ECU Interfacing with DCI-GSI2

The generic DCI-GSI2 serial interface now supports ARM based microcontrollers by way of their JTAG interface. This allows for measuring, calibrating, and bypassing functions on the basis of the standard-compliant XCP on Ethernet protocol.