rFpro will partner with London’s Smart Mobility Living Lab to deploy an enhanced digital twin of its test network, allowing more advanced simulation of real-world testing.  Hampshire, UK, 1st October 2020… UK-based driving simulation company, rFpro, has partnered with London’s Smart Mobility Living Lab (SMLL) with the aim of developing an advanced digital twin of...

rFpro has developed the most accurate virtual replica of famous Japanese road Latest digital twin enables the generation of thousands of test scenarios that are too dangerous and costly to perform in the real world Enables creation of accurately labelled training data which is critical to training autonomous vehicle artificial intelligence Hampshire, UK, 7th September...

New approach to simulation set to revolutionise autonomous vehicle training and testing The new software is being successfully employed by global Tier1 supplier DENSO and leading autonomous vehicle technology provider Ambarella rFpro software generates high-volume, high-quality training data at a fraction of the cost of traditional manual annotation New software is 10,000 times faster than...

Simulation software specialist, rFpro, has created a highly accurate digital twin of Mcity, a purpose-built facility at the University of Michigan for testing connected and automated vehicles and technologies under controlled, realistic conditions. The digital twin enables vehicle manufacturers and technology suppliers to accelerate development using simulation. Highly accurate correlation rFpro’s development of an accurate...

This article from Claytex describes how the same approach can be used by commercial rFpro users to develop their Perception strategy for autonomous vehicles and ADAS systems. The article describes evaluations in simulation of three range-doppler radars that scan in the azimuth plane. These types of sensor allow estimation of range, angle and velocity of...

There has been lots of bad press for AI companies testing their autonomous vehicles, too early, on public roads, causing the deaths of drivers and other road users.  Yet AI benefits enormously from testing with real human road users.  Billions of dollars have been invested in autonomous vehicles and without a safe means to test...

The China Automotive Technology and Research Center (CATARC) has acquired the latest generation driving simulator to assist with testing and validating ADAS and autonomous technology. Read full article here.

https://www.automotiveworld.com/articles/virtual-av-testing-mistakes-mean-progress/

Thursday, July 26, 2018 at Noon U.S. EDT (Register Here) Big Data is a both-sides-of-the-street opportunity – and concern – as vehicles adopt increasing levels of driver-assistance and autonomous functionality. Software and hardware developers are grappling with how best to manage the enormous amount of onboard data required for ADAS and autonomous functions to work...

rFpro is in the May 2018 Autonomous Vehicle International. Read the full article here