The researchers at the University of Iowa have their new NADS-1 simulator, which is a real driving experience for motorists to be simulated. The whole is just U.S. $ 80 million cost and consists of a real interior of a car and this obviously includes seats, pedals and a steering wheel and the only thing missing is the engine and the tires.
The simulation will run on eight giant screen projected the project will be addressed in various studies to be used, such as phone while driving or asleep. In addition, there is an integrated force feedback system and this in turn means that if you drive into a ditch, the simulator accurately simulate the extra charge can and those like her mitbekommt on the steering wheel.
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