The notion of using a driving simulator to develop and validate vehicles has been around for many years, but the torrent of EV startups, increasingly complex vehicles, and pressure from shorter development times, means these tools are coming to the forefront of every vehicle manufacturer’s strategy.

Bay Zoltán Research Centre, Hungary’s largest applied research institute at the ZalaZONE automotive R&D park offers researchers, engineers and organisations access to a Delta series S3 DIL simulator. Ansible Motion dynamic driving simulator is key element of a project to place Hungary at the centre of European automotive engineering and development.

Just two months after receiving the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, Ansible Motion has added another accolade in 2022, winning a British Engineering Excellence Award (BEEAs).

Tomorrow is International Women's Day (IWD) and Electronic Specifier is bringing its readers Q&As with notable women in tech that want to share their industry experiences. Here's an interview with Laura Reeves, Project Engineer, Ansible Motion.

Ansible Motion has revealed full details of the production Delta series S3 Driver-in-the-Loop (DIL) simulator, designed to be capable of validating the technologies needed to enable megatrends of electrification, autonomy, driver assistance as well as HMI and vehicle dynamics.

Honda road and motorsport technologies future is Delta S3 DIL simulator offering flexible test tool for engineering.

Acknowledging its manufacturing excellence and growth, Norfolk-based Ansible Motion, a specialist in Driver-in-the-Loop (DIL) vehicle simulation technology, has been awarded with two Broadland & South Norfolk Business Awards for Advanced Manufacturing and International Business Growth in 2020.

Tire manufacturer, Michelin, has acquired the Ansible Motion Theta C compact driving simulator to assist with research and development work. In order to expand its research, development and simulation capabilities, Michelin is installing a new Ansible Motion Driver-in-the-Loop (DIL) simulator at their North America R&D centre in Greenville, South Carolina, US.

  A new compact and self-contained cube simulator, powerful enough to validate driver assistance and autonomous technologies in today’s vehicles, has been unveiled by Ansible Motion. Thanks to its compact footprint and sophisticated computational architecture.

UK-based driving simulator manufacturer, Ansible Motion has secured a grant towards its facilities expansion through the New Anglia Small Grant Scheme, which is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund. The expansion will see Ansible Motion double its office space at the Hethel Engineering Centre for the design, validation and manufacturing of its proven simulator and testing technologies.

A new simulator to help car makers better understand how drivers will cope with and respond to the rising number of Driver Assistance (ADAS) and autonomous (AI) automotive technologies has been revealed by Ansible Motion. The latest iteration of Ansible Motion’s multi-million-pound Delta Driver-in-the-Loop (DIL) simulator provides a safe and repeatable laboratory environment to test and validate the myriad ADAS systems that are increasingly...