What's New
September 3. Mechanical Simulation's Ann Arbor, MI office will be closed on Monday, September 6 for the Labor Day holiday.
September 1. CarSim 8.03 is released
and ready
for download. Read about some of the new features.
August 25. TruckSim 8.01 Beta (Windows
OS) is available
for download.
August 9. Watch an
SAE International interview with Mechanical Simulation co-founder Thomas
D. Gillespie.
June 22. Read how universities are using CarSim and SuspensionSim to gain a competitive advantage.
June 2. Read how CarSim is used in a complex traffic scenario using massively parallel computing technology.
June 2. Read about
how the University of Michigan Formula SAE racing team earned 2nd place
at 2010 competition with CarSim.
May 24. Read about
the 2010 Beijing Auto Show that featured a driving simulator from Mechanical
Simulation.
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Software In the Loop (SIL)
Develop new controller designs using MATLAB/Simulink or other software, and run them with our vehicle models.
Hardware In the Loop (HIL)
Our software runs on
major real-time systems such as dSPACE, LabVIEW-RT, RT-Lab, LabCar, and
others.
Driving Simulators
Our math models are used in over 140 driving simulators, ranging from PCs with game controls to the Toyota full-vehicle simulator.
Accurate and Fast Vehicle Simulation
Mechanical Simulation Corporation provides the most accurate and computationally efficient methods for simulating the dynamic performance of cars, trucks, motorcycles, and a wide range of specialty vehicles.
After decades of research, development, and proving ground validation by worldwide vehicle manufactures, our VehicleSim suite of car, truck, and motorcycle simulation products are universally the preferred tools for vehicle dynamics, vehicle control development, and test engineering.
Open Architecture for Seamless Integration
While many of our customers are vehicle dynamics experts, a growing number of engineers from other disciplines use our VehicleSim architecture to integrate and test their own adaptive vehicle sub- systems. Whether it's adding advanced control systems, or extending part of the vehicle model (tires, powertrain, etc.), VehicleSim products offer seamless communication with your software (SIL) and hardware (HIL) technologies.
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