Anyone who buys a new car rarely thinks about how many times it has been driven into a wall. In the best case scenario, this happened tens of thousands of times – virtually, of course. Long before the first series model rolls off the assembly line, engineers simulate countless accidents on the computer. They calculate how the body deforms, what forces act on the occupants and whether safety requirements are met. These simulations are among the most complex steps in vehicle development and consume a considerable amount of development time and costs. This is exactly where the Linz-based company Emmi AI comes in.
