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AVxcelerate Autonomy combines statistical analysis and simulation at scale. It automates the scenario exploration to demonstrate and continuously validate the software and systems necessary for the safety of the ADAS/AD.
Ansys is committed to setting today's students up for success, by providing free simulation engineering software to students.
Ansys is committed to setting today's students up for success, by providing free simulation engineering software to students.
Ansys is committed to setting today's students up for success, by providing free simulation engineering software to students.
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A new end-to-end safety-driven solution can deliver up to 100,000x reductions in development cost and time to compliance.
Ansys AVxcelerate Autonomy enables L2+, L3, and above ADAS/AD systems by helping to simulate majority of the required driving tests via virtual simulation. AVxcelerate Autonomy can deliver up to 100,000x reduction in cost and time to compliance. Achieve at least a 100x reduction due to virtualization of the actual drive and an additional 1000x reduction by adaptive optimization in the cloud.
AVxcelerate Autonomy combines statistical analysis and simulation at scale. It automates the scenario exploration to demonstrate and continuously validate the software and systems necessary for the safety of the ADAS/AD.
The BMW Group and Ansys Co-Developing Simulation Software for Automated and Autonomous Driving
AVxcelerate Autonomy is a flexible, modular, and MBSE-driven solution that can determine the probability of failure for ADAS/AD functions. Our proprietary optimization algorithm's adaptive nature helps deliver a 1000x reduction in testing time required for safety validation.
Take advantage of the versatility and unique features of AVxcelerate Autonomy to bring your ADAS/AD projects to completion.
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