An Interactive Racing Car Driving Simulator Based on TCP/IP
Date Published: 2009-05-13
Paper Number:2009-01-1609
DOI: 10.4271/2009-01-1609
Citation:
Ping, W. and Guangqiang, W., "An Interactive Racing Car Driving Simulator Based on TCP/IP," SAE Technical Paper 2009-01-1609, 2009, doi:10.4271/2009-01-1609.
Author(s):
Wang Ping - Tongji Univ.
Wu Guangqiang - Tongji Univ.
Real-time interaction between a driver and the simulator is problematic. In this study, the racing car driving simulator has been established, which is composed of the following functional components: Motion Controller, Simview, Scenario Editor, Application Programmer Interface (APIs) and Crash Simulation. With TCP/IP protocol, the Motion Controller receives driver's manipulation, road unevenness and crash situation of Simview, then generates motion streams that reflecting the current conditions, and sends them to Simview and to the hydraulic platform. Furthermore, by detecting and analyzing general vehicle two-dimensional impact, a kind of complete and applicable calculation method has been established, and complicated vehicle impacts can be analyzed accurately.
This racecar driving simulator places a racing driver in a interactive environment, and provides the driver with high-fidelity motion, visual, auditory, and force feedback cues. It can also supports a variety of applications, ranging from traffic safety research to evaluation of racecar designs.
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