For 2020, the Toyota Gazoo Racing UK team in the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) has engaged D2H Advanced Technologies to provide it with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling in helping to develop the BTCC Corolla’s aerodynamic performance.
Our latest exclusive report, based on the habits on 3,000 members of the public, lifts the lid on people’s attitudes to the technology behind autonomous vehicles, and whether the COVID-19 crisis has changed their views.
Following on from report #01 – Transport Use, this second part of our Driving the Future series reports on the changing attitudes towards our relationship with the buying, using and even driving, the vehicles of tomorrow.
D2H Advanced Technologies are leaders in engineering development and technological innovation. They began as elite engineers and technology specialists in the super-competitive world of motorsports.
Oxfordshire based tech company Saietta announces plans to expand production facilities. Bringing 150-250 jobs in the area over the next three to five years, the new sustainable plant will be powered by solar panels. It will be funded by a fresh investment round.
For its biggest gathering yet, the third REVS social media car show: Refuelled and Ready promises a unique weekend of classic cars, live broadcasts, and special guests.
Delphi Technologies announces another 8 first-to-market brake pads for Land Rover, Vauxhall, DS, Hyundai, Audi and Volkswagen in European aftermarket braking program.
D2H Advanced Technologies is the new name for a rapidly expanding specialist technology and engineering consultancy grown from a foundation in elite motorsport. Since being established five years ago, the company has extended its expertise into a wide range of industrial
AB Dynamics, a leading automotive test systems supplier, claims the recent growth in wireless data transfer from the increasing use of driverless traffic in automotive testing is causing significant issues for the industry.
Simulation software specialist, rFpro, has created a highly accurate digital twin of Mcity, a purpose-built facility at the University of Michigan for testing connected and automated vehicles and technologies under controlled, realistic conditions.
UK-based driving simulation company rFpro will partner with London’s Smart Mobility Living Lab to deploy an enhanced digital twin of its test network, allowing more advanced simulation of real-world testing