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title: Sustainable driving simulator helps accelerate vehicle development
description: Ansible Motion has been quietly but effectively changing the way new vehicles are developed, thanks to cutting-edge automotive driving simulators.
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# [Sustainable driving simulator helps accelerate vehicle development](https://www.ansiblemotion.com/ansible-motion-automotive-driver-in-the-loop-simulation-news/sustainable-driving-simulator-helps-accelerate-vehicle-development)

 Written by [Ian Haigh](https://www.ansiblemotion.com/ansible-motion-automotive-driver-in-the-loop-simulation-news/author/ian-haigh) | Aug 16, 2022 11:15:00 AM

A group of Norfolk UK engineers has been quietly but effectively changing the way that new vehicles are developed, thanks to cutting-edge automotive driving simulators.

While the notion of using simulators to develop vehicles is not a new concept, the need for car makers to validate increasingly complex vehicles – despite restricted timelines and reduced investment in real-world prototypes – means that manufacturers are demanding more versatile, more effective simulators to support their development programmes.

Hethel-based Ansible Motion has been creating technology associated with the physical and logical simulation of human-directed vehicles since 2009. Its most advanced Driver-in-the-Loop (DIL) simulators offer motion and immersion solutions that create compelling virtual worlds for drivers and product development engineers.

 

The Covid-19 pandemic, and the additional restrictions it has brought during the last three years, has only heightened the need for ever more dynamic, immersive tools for conducting [virtual test drives](https://www.ansiblemotion.com/automotive-driver-in-the-loop-simulation-articles/the-case-for-the-virtual-test-drive).

Enter Ansible Motion’s latest and most advanced simulator: the [Delta series S3](https://www.ansiblemotion.com/products/delta-series).

The Delta series S3, unveiled in February this year, takes DIL simulators to another level as a high-fidelity, high-dynamic, human-centric vehicle simulator - and the demand has already been proven, with orders from BMW, Continental, Honda R&D Co and Deakin University. Ansible Motion claims that the Delta series S3’s proprietary motion control system means human drivers can experience the full range of vehicle behaviors - from low dynamic to high dynamic, with smooth nuance motion and extremely low latency.

Read the full article in [DPA's August 2022 issue](http://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/Launch.aspx?EID=753a41f9-431b-420d-a4e0-080859728bea&pnum=20)

[View full post](https://www.ansiblemotion.com/ansible-motion-automotive-driver-in-the-loop-simulation-news/sustainable-driving-simulator-helps-accelerate-vehicle-development)

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