Automakers around the world are finding that virtual testing and validation helps speed the development of new vehicles and saves money. GM has announced that it used virtual testing and validation ...

By simulating machining operations before production begins, manufacturers can reduce dependence on individual experience or ...

For decades, engineers relied on a “design–build–test–fix” loop to bring new products to market. Engineers would create drawings or CAD models, send them to manufacturing, and wait for physical ...

Volkswagen wants to one day forego real-world testing for self-driving technology. As a result, the German auto giant announced it is developing virtual "test drivers" of the sort to validate ...

It is important to have effective verification and validation to meet the auto industry’s increasingly stringent requirements relative to time, budget and quality, especially at the current juncture, ...

The design and engineering process for the 2023 Cadillac Lyriq electric crossover will be supported by General Motors’ growing arsenal of virtual testing and development tools. GM pulled the wraps off ...

Volkswagen said it would use virtual validation to put driver assistance systems into production faster. The assistance systems of the next generation will then learn from virtually generated driving ...

In an age where cutting-edge technology advances and optimizes product design capabilities, the one consistent factor that remains priority is safety. Virtual validation, a concept that has ...