First open-source digital twin for mobility systems testing unveiled by Mcity

The first open-source digital twin of the Mcity Test Facility, the University of Michigan’s proving ground for connected and autonomous vehicles and technologies, is now available to the public. The new Mcity digital twin, developed with support from the National Science Foundation, is said to be the first open-source digital twin for mobility systems testing, including autonomous driving.

“This takes our almost 10-year-old track and puts the digital replica directly over it. That’s a living, breathing manifestation of that physical track where people can do mixed reality testing and development,” said Greg Stevens, director of research at Mcity.

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