Dynisma has created a driving simulator that provides an incredibly realistic racing experience, thanks to its incredibly low latency of just 3 milliseconds. This is much lower than the typical 50 milliseconds and allows drivers to feel every detail of the road in real time, including kerb strikes.
The simulator’s bandwidth has also been improved, making it even more realistic. With a bandwidth of up to 100Hz, it can vibrate at very high frequencies with no recoil, providing an immersive experience. This is crucial for simulating the various road hits that cars encounter, such as speed bumps and rumble strips.
Dynisma’s driving simulator is considered cutting edge technology and has been adopted by Ferrari’s F1 team for their use. Although it comes at a high cost, with a fully loaded rig costing over $12 million and an entry-level package costing around $2 million, it offers a level of realism and performance that makes it a top choice for F1 teams and car manufacturers seeking to hone their vehicles.
