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DRIVING SIMULATOR TECHNOLOGIES

Essam Radwan, Haitham Al-Deek, C Bauer, Harold Klee

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Abstract

This report describes the University of Central Florida (UCF) Driving Simulator. Developed in 1985 as a low cost driving simulator, the UCF Driving Simulator was enhanced in 1995 to incorporate modern hardware and software technology. Included is a description of the UCF Driving Simulator validation study. Planned upgrades include improvements in the visual system and a motion platform, to be followed by further validation studies.

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This report describes the University of Central Florida (UCF) Driving Simulator. Developed in 1985 as a low cost driving simulator, the UCF Driving Simulator was enhanced in 1995 to incorporate modern hardware and software technology. Included is a description of the UCF Driving Simulator validation study. Planned upgrades include improvements in the visual system and a motion platform, to be followed by further validation studies.

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This report describes the University of Central Florida (UCF) Driving Simulator. Developed in 1985 as a low cost driving simulator, the UCF Driving Simulator was enhanced in 1995 to incorporate modern hardware and software technology. Included is a description of the UCF Driving Simulator validation study. Planned upgrades include improvements in the visual system and a motion platform, to be followed by further validation studies.

Key concepts: Driving simulator, Simulation, Simulator sickness, Software, Computer science, Virtual reality, Human–computer interaction, Operating system

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