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Changing the game for ADAS/ AV engineers: AnteMotion-Ansys partnership automates and improves simulation for testing of autonomous vehicles

by Luca Gasbarro, AnteMotion
Futurities Year 21 n°3, Autumn 2024

AnteMotion has signed a cooperation agreement with Ansys aimed at enhancing simulation processes for autonomous vehicle (AV) systems.

This collaboration automates the transition from HD maps to 3D simulation environments and physics-based sensor simulations, accelerating the development of Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) and AV technologies.

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