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dSPACE Updates Virtual Traffic and Environment Simulation Software

By DE Editors  

June 17, 2014

dSPACE has released Automotive Simulation Models (ASM) Traffic 3.0, a software designed for traffic and environment simulations that supports the development and testing of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). ASM Traffic 3.0 can be used to verify and demonstrate ADAS capabilities throughout early development stages.

With this release, developers can test vehicles, urban and rural road networks, surrounding vehicles and environmental objects including pedestrians and traffic signs. Part of the ASM library, users can also test active safety systems like autonomous emergency breaking and steering assistance.

ASM Traffic 3.0 also includes real-time-capable simulation model and graphical user interface (GUI) for defining components such as traffic signs, roads and sensors. Users can also import road information from other mapping and simulation tools. ASM Traffic gives ADAS development engineers unparalleled, flexible options for real-time simulation of traffic scenarios, the company states.

Version 3.0, when used with AutomationDesk, can further provide a set of tests for active safety functions according to the European New Car Assessment Program (Euro NCAP) protocol. These tests ensure the reaction time and deceleration of the vehicle is sufficient to avoid potential collisions.

For more information, visit dSPACE.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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