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Ansible Motion designs, manufactures and supports engineering-class driving simulators for all ground vehicles with particular relevance to the road car and professional motorsport sectors. Specialists in immersive simulation, Ansible Motion’s bespoke products are differentiated through the science behind their design and development.

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How making people sick in a simulator on purpose is helping prevent motion sickness in the next generation of autonomous cars

With more people set to be reading or using screens in their autonomous cars, engineers are already turning to simulation technology to prevent sickness in the car When self-driving cars become the norm, we’re going to have much more spare time, as we’ll no longer be chained to the steering wheel with our eyes locked on the road ahead. This is brilliant news as we’ll have more time to read, work and play driving games on our phones instead. But it could have one downside: Motion sickness. Motion sickness is already a problem for many passengers - and when we all become

Ansible Motion receives prestigious automotive industry innovation award

Global judging panel selects Delta series DIL simulator for 2016 Vehicle Dynamics International Innovation AwardFollowing nomination from industry experts and selection from a global and independent judging panel, Hethel-based Ansible Motion’s ‘engineering-class’ Delta series Driver-in-the-Loop simulator has won the Innovation of the Year category in the 2016 Vehicle Dynamics International Awards. With votes from 23 automotive specialists from regions including South America, India, Asia, Africa and Europe, Ansible Motion’s DIL simulator was selected for the cost, time and interactivity

Ansible Motion Opens its Doors to Cranfield University Engineering Students

Driver-in-the-loop simulator specialist Ansible Motion welcomes students to its facility at Hethel Engineering Centre, giving them unprecedented insight into the technology of a Formula 1-grade engineering class simulator.Hethel – 3rd March 2016 – Simulator manufacturer Ansible Motion recently opened its doors to students from Cranfield University’s Automotive Engineering and Advanced Motorsport Engineering MSc courses. The event gave the students a rare opportunity to familiarise themselves with the technology that’s used by top OEMs and Formula 1 teams. The day began with a

Ansible Motion’s chief designer shortlisted for BEEAS Awards

Hethel’s Bob Stevens selected as finalist for prestigious British Engineering Excellence AwardsHethel-based design engineer Bob Stevens has reached the finalist stage of the British Engineering Excellence Awards. Stevens, a designer at leading simulator manufacturer Ansible Motion, located at the Hethel Engineering Centre, was nominated for the coveted British Design Engineer of the Year award. The award, now in its sixth year, recognises engineers capable of creating innovative designs within strict commercial limits. Stevens was responsible for the concept design, R&D and product

New automotive research and development simulator centre opens in Hethel

Multi-million pound R&D Centre will advance simulation technology for the automotive industryA £2m new research and development centre that features one of the world’s most advanced vehicle simulators has opened in Hethel, Norfolk. Ansible Motion’s all-new facility at the Hethel Engineering Centre will be used to develop and showcase simulation technologies for testing and developing vehicles in a virtual environment. The facility features Ansible Motion’s new Delta series simulator with a six degrees of freedom motion system, powered by 16 5GHz computers, with five projectors offering a

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