ADAMS/Car · Digitized roads · Driver events · MATLAB/Simulink

Connect the road
to the whole vehicle.

Ride comfort, handling, steering, and durability-load analysis using full-vehicle models and digitized proving-ground scenarios.

Vehicle Dynamics & Durability

What the work
can include.

Understand how road inputs, driver actions, and chassis choices interact. TwinDroid develops full-vehicle workflows that connect component motion to whole-vehicle behavior and meaningful design comparisons.

01 /

Build the vehicle model

Develop detailed ADAMS/Car models with the subsystem representation and degrees of freedom needed for the intended study.

02 /

Recreate the test scenario

Build digitized roads and driver control events. Define rough-road, ride, steering, and handling maneuvers with repeatable inputs.

03 /

Correlate and interpret response

Compare relevant channels with physical test data, assess ride and handling metrics, and investigate the sources of mismatch.

04 /

Follow the durability loads

Generate suspension and body force and moment histories, document coordinate systems and duty cycles, and prepare inputs for the downstream durability workflow.

YOUR HANDOVER

Useful deliverables.

  • Documented full-vehicle model and event setup
  • Digitized-road and maneuver definitions
  • Ride, handling, and steering comparisons
  • Suspension and body load histories
  • Chassis design trade-offs and recommendations

A GOOD STARTING POINT

Inputs to discuss.

  • Vehicle and suspension geometry
  • Mass, inertia, bushing, spring, damper, and tire data
  • Road profiles and physical test measurements
  • Target maneuvers, channels, and acceptance measures

HOW WE ASSESS THE RESULT

Model complexity and correlation targets are established for the project. Accuracy is reported by channel, maneuver, and metric, with a defined comparison to physical tests—not as a universal percentage.

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