Autonomous Vehicles: Virtual Testing and Validation

Autonomous vehicles would need 8.8 billion miles of testing before driverless cars could be fully validated. How will companies test and validate the autonomous vehicle? Through proper virtual, semi-virtual and then physical validation.

Driverless cars can achieve full validation through simulation, virtual testing and virtual validation.

There are many nuances people don’t consider when testing an autonomous vehicles, such as light changes from entering and exiting a tunnel, and challenges with awareness of other vehicles.

At the American Center for Mobility, autonomous testing is being used to simulate the challenges of crowded city environments and other cityscapes.

These challenges will be solved through the combination of virtual analysis, semi-virtual and physical testing.

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[kimberleykultala]

Are the guys behind the Siemens charger locomotive?

[kimmasterson]

Can someone rig a car to hit a certain speed and then not stop?

[jimmyrivas]

We here in the real world have to deal with potholes the size of manhattan. No thanks. Maybe in 2080

[nhragold]

Na I'm good. I'd rather have control