Honda invests in revolutionary driving simulator for future R&D activities in Europe
Honda announced on December 4, that it is going to adopt new driving simulator technology, based on a revolutionary architecture called DiM250 (Driver-in-Motion).
Most driving simulators make use of motion technology derived from flight simulators, and typically use six actuators to deliver six ‘degrees of freedom’. ....
Most driving simulators make use of motion technology derived from flight simulators, and typically use six actuators to deliver six ‘degrees of freedom’. ....
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