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01-10-2021 | Development

Enhanced Immersive Reality through Cable-driven Simulators

Authors: Prof. Federico Cheli, Prof. Andrea Fossati, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gianpiero Mastinu

Published in: ATZ worldwide | Issue 10/2021

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When operated by professional drivers, driving simulators are proven development tools. However, studies on automated vehicles and human-machine interfaces require test series with different subjects to generate a sufficiently large number of samples. It is not possible to rely exclusively on professional test drivers, but the use of amateur test drivers is often not possible either, as they often show kinetosis symptoms due to the latency of the test rig. Engineers and psychologists at the Vita-Salute San Raffaele University of Milan have investigated the extent to which the Politecnico di Milano test rig is suitable for trials with amateur test drivers. …

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