UK-based driving simulator manufacturer Ansible Motion has secured a grant towards its facilities expansion through the New Anglia Small Grant Scheme, which is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund. The expansion will see Ansible Motion double its offices at the Hethel Engineering Centre to support design and manufacturing of its proven driving simulator technologies.
Ansible Motion started in 2009, and in its first decade of operation has made over 50 driving simulator deployments to automotive customers around the world including OEMs, Tier 1s, specialty constructors, and motorsports teams in categories including Formula 1, NASCAR, IndyCar, and more.
As worldwide demand for driving simulator technologies has increased, Ansible Motion, as a company, has grown as well. Thus the need to expand the company's headquarters facility in Hethel, near Norwich, UK. "The new offices are allowing the expansion of our Design, Operations, and Support departments as they to continue to serve new and existing customers," states Operations Manager, Tom Morris.
Ansible Motion's new offices are being readied for a June 2019 opening.