The next generation of vehicles are powered by electricity and significantly defined by their software. Due to software-defined properties that enable additional degrees of freedom, virtual test driving supports attribute balancing between vehicle dynamics, energy efficiency and drivability.
Complex software, which is deployed in a variety of vehicles, can be calibrated and tested for different virtual prototypes at an early stage by integrating it into CarMaker. One example is the testing of the SOC estimation of the battery management system (BMS) in real driving scenarios.
Your benefits at a glance
Complexity management
Full control across all variants of driving scenarios
Reduced costs
Moving testing from the road to the office or lab
Seamless integration
Virtual models and real prototypes embedded into a complete vehicle environment
Interdisciplinary modeling
Modeling of the powertrain interaction with road users and infrastructure (V2X)
Scalability of software tests
Test automation and High Performance Computing (HPC)
