Autonomous vehicle simulators are improving to the point that self-driving car companies are starting to use them not just for testing, but to train new machine learning models.

A first-of-its-kind driving simulator offers young drivers a chance to test their skills before getting behind the wheel of a real car.

Open sourcing its self-driving car simulator is an extension of this existing open approach, but one that provides even more base-level tools to the community working on this big, complex problem.

Nexen Tire introduces Korea’s first High Dynamic Driving Simulator to boost virtual tire development with VR and AI.

Nexen Tire has established a high-dynamic driving simulator at its central research institute, The Nexen UniverCity, in Seoul, South Korea. The simulator is the first of its kind in the ...