Achieving Autonomous Driving with Simulation and Testing

Webinar Details
  • Hosted by Spirent
  • June 28, 2021 - Available on Demand
  • Achieving Autonomous Driving with Simulation and Testing

    The journey to full autonomy is a challenging one for autonomous vehicle developers. Restrictions on real-world location testing, the cost of drive testing, the pace of change, and the critical nature of safety considerations can impair a product’s growth.

    In this on-demand webinar, a team of Spirent experts will examine the available methodologies that can accelerate improvements, save money, and reduce the workload on key engineering functions. Topics covered will include:

    • Why is GNSS required?
    • Sensor fusion – why multi-sensor systems are imperative for vehicle positioning
    • The need for and benefits of simulation when testing vehicle positioning, navigation & timing

    Examined use cases will include:

    • Hardware-in-the-loop testing using a driving simulator
    • Testing PNT performance in multipath and obscuration environments using:
      • Simulation and modelling
      • Record & playback systems

    Spirent has been developing and integrating test systems for in-vehicle navigation systems since the technology first emerged. Over that time we’ve built up a wealth of knowledge on the industry – from research and development, through to production testing.

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