Our Objective: To describe and demonstrate the functions and performance of the Citroën C5 Hydractive III suspension system.
Our Solution: The demonstration simulator synchronizes three important elements in various driving situations.
Exhibited in Geneva, Tokyo, and Madrid at international motor shows and in internal Citroen presentations.
Driving simulators are now commonly used for ergonomic and technical experimentation.
To raise capacity to world-class levels, PSA (Peugeot-Citroen) requested a preliminary design for a simulator that creates realistic driving sensations. The design includes motion, sound, and haptic cueing:
For more information, see PSA-DSC 2007, The New PSA Peugeot-Citroën Advanced Driving Simulator.
Vehicle design makes use of virtual reality. Most elements (here car body and scenery) are virtual while others (here the driver’s seat) are real.
See PSA video for further information.