Politecnico di Milano, in collaboration with Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, is currently conducting an extensive study of the suitability of the VI-grade cable-driven DiM400 Simulator installed at the Politecnico di Milano for trials with non-professional drivers.
At the 2021 VI-grade ZERO PROTOTYPES Summit, the team has already presented the first results of the study, focusing on self-reported emotions and Psycho-Physiological Index
In the July 2021 magazine, Style&Sport Magazine told about DriSMi.
https://www.styleandsportmag.it/
Giorgio Previati, professor from Politecnico di Milano, told us about the DriSMi driving simulator.
MAP, the magazine from the Alumni association of Politecnico di Milano, told about DriSMi.
https://alumni.polimi.it/2021/04/15/in-uscita-il-nuovo-map-la-rivista-degli-alumni/
Politecnico di Milano is now working with Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele on a study about “normal” drivers feeling and sickness during a simulation.
The study aims to explore a new field in automotive simulation, looking forward to the tests that will have to be made in order to make an autonomous vehicle comfortable.
45 “normal” people (I.e.,
From the Open Campus Event: the Rector Ferruccio Resta shows to the Community of Politecnico di Milano the new Campus Bovisa Candiani. He is focusing on the first world installation of a DiM400, the most innovative driving simulator on the market nowadays.
Introduction
The Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Politecnico di Milano is working on a number of research projects that, funded by public bodies, need to be strenghtened by higher education activities.
The research projects that are active are: