22nd – 24th May: Visit rFpro at JSAE Yokohama. rFpro will be on the Concurrent Realtime and TTDC stands at Yokohama. Ansible Motion will have an rFpro driving simulator on the Marubun stand. MTS, IPG and AB Dynamics will also be at JSAE and happy to discuss rFpro solutions. Please visit to learn more about...

21st to 23rd May: Visit rFpro at the Stuttgart Testing Expo Our stand is facing you as you enter the main hall. We are also hosting the first morning’s discussions in the conference and, later, will be presenting too. Lots of news, and new features, on display on the stand. We have a large team...

Automotive World have published a special report into the testing of autonomous vehicles, which features contributions from rFpro and six of our customers. Access the research section of their website here to find out more about the report.

Automotive Testing Technology International magazine talk to rFpro, MIRA and Idiada about the use of Digital Twins to reduce the time and costs of testing. Read the full article here.

We are delighted to announce that rFpro has been recognised by the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise with a double award.  They are the highest official UK awards for British businesses.  It’s an accolade to inspire any business and very few have achieved dual success in one year.  It’s doubly satisfying for rFpro not only because of...

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...

Claytex have built a number of physically modelled sensors for their customers to use in rFpro. Here’s a demo of the latest, a model of the Velodyne HDL-32E. rFpro allows the creation of physical sensor models for use in Perception simulation, for the testing and validation of ADAS and AV systems. Read the full article...

Just Auto interviews rFpro about the use of Digital Twins of proving grounds in autonomous vehicle development. Read more here https://www.just-auto.com

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...

Day 2 of AutoAI in San Francisco