Test without risk
Testing on the street is slow, costly and allows few repeats. A digital twin is a faithful 3D model. In digital twin simulation, driving software receives simulated camera images and point clouds and responds as it would in the vehicle. A scenario can run a hundred times with rain or traffic changed at will.
Digital twin of a street built from the point cloud.
A twin is a 3D model built from real measurements. In a simulator, driving software receives data from virtual sensors and responds as it would in the vehicle. A scenario can run a hundred times and conditions can change.
The street never repeats exactly, does not let you stage critical cases and is costly. Nor is it wise to buy sensors without knowing what they see.
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Runs with LiDAR and camera, or the vehicle's CAD, give geometry.
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3D model of the environment and, if needed, an HD map.
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Field of view, resolution, focal length and height of each sensor.
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We simulate the vehicle and its surroundings and compare with real recordings.
The same software, tested in a simulation twin.
No: it reduces and prepares it. Final validation is done in the real world.
Cities, roads, ports and industrial sites, by day, by night and in different conditions.
Yes, from real captures of the site.
Tell us your case and we will look at it with your data.
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