NASA has awarded Intuitive Machines, Inc. $30 million as a prime contractor to complete a Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services Feasibility Assessment.

Explore what exactly the AVL DRIVINGCUBE is, how this system is set up, and how thought-leaders, like Clemson, are using the solution to advance ADAS/AD research and development for on-road and off-road vehicle autonomy. 

AVL is pleased to announce the first AVL DRIVINGCUBE™ in the United States is now operational at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR).

A new way to speed up the validation and approval process of ADAS/AD systems.

AVL is pleased to announce it is expanding its Canadian footprint beyond British Columbia and into the two R&D clusters of Montreal and the Toronto-Windsor corridor.

AVL has been awarded the contract to provide nearly all the software and hardware for light and heavy duty vehicle, engine, and powertrain testing at the new California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) lab in Riverside, California.

Modern tools are improving the historical methods used to develop and validate traction inverters. What was once a time-consuming and expensive testing process on various dynos, vehicles, and passive loads has been shortened and improved with new tools and methods.

Learn more about the impact of upcoming emissions regulations on emissions testing. Discover AVL's solution portfolio and how it helps you overcome these targets, achieve the required measurement accuracy and reduce the complexity of testing. 

Forthcoming legislations (Euro 7, China 7) are increasing testing demands. Even with a softened Euro 7 legislation, there are several severe challenges ahead, even more with China 7 or US standards. Join AVL's three-part webinar series to explore the latest legislative updates and innovative testing solutions.