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The Driving Simulation Conference (DSC) 2024, held from September 18-20 in Strasbourg, gathers specialists from industry and academia, as well as commercial simulation providers
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The Driving Simulation Conference (DSC) 2024, held from September 18-20 in Strasbourg, gathers specialists from industry and academia, as well as commercial simulation providers. Following the hybrid 2023 edition in Antibes with 300+ participants, this 23rd edition expects 400 on-site participants and 40+ exhibitors. With around 80 speakers, the conference will cover the latest trends in XIL (MIL, SIL, HIL, DIL, VIL, CIL) and XR simulation for ADAS, automotive HMI, driving simulation design, motion sickness, rendering, and autonomous vehicle verification and validation. Themes include advancements in driving simulation technology and XR developments, with a special session on virtual validation and certification tools for autonomous vehicles. Human factors and motion rendering will remain key topics. The event is organized by the Driving Simulation Association, in cooperation with Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology and Gustave Eiffel University.
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The Driving Simulation Conference (DSC) 2024, held from September 18-20 in Strasbourg, gathers specialists from industry and academia, as well as commercial simulation providers. Following the hybrid 2023 edition in Antibes with 300+ participants, this 23rd edition expects 400 on-site participants and 40+ exhibitors. With around 80 speakers, the conference will cover the latest trends in XIL (MIL, SIL, HIL, DIL, VIL, CIL) and XR simulation for ADAS, automotive HMI, driving simulation design, motion sickness, rendering, and autonomous vehicle verification and validation. Themes include advancements in driving simulation technology and XR developments, with a special session on virtual validation and certification tools for autonomous vehicles. Human factors and motion rendering will remain key topics. The event is organized by the Driving Simulation Association, in cooperation with Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology and Gustave Eiffel University.
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