Simulation system for driver assistance system

Driver in the cabin

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Eliminating the risk of vehicle tip-over.

A newly developed driver assistance system for forklifts designed to prevent accidents, called LSP, was to be presented to the public in a realistic and media-effective way.

WEBER's task was to build a simulator for the customer to make the benefits and advantages of the system tangible across various driving situations. The simulator staged different hazard scenarios in which the vehicle tips over without LSP, while activating LSP prevents the tip-over. The driving situation could be followed on a screen (with a switchable exterior view or driver's-seat view).

The simulator is used at various events, such as trade shows, can be rented out, and also serves training purposes in driver training programs.

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 LSP Simulator

Our services in detail.

Around the driver's cabin provided by the customer, WEBER designed a simulation system in which the cabin was "suspended," allowing frontal and lateral tipping to be simulated realistically.

  • Assembly of the base frame – including all associated fasteners, mounts, stair structure, leveling feet, cladding, etc.
  • Mechanical documentation – ensuring complete technical traceability
  • Tipping load calculation – to ensure simulation accuracy