Vehicle Modeling Using Simscape Multibody

Simscape Multibody™ enables modeling and simulation of your system, while providing a 3D animation of the system response. Ed Marquez and Christoph Hahn from MathWorks show you a vehicle model that uses Simscape Multibody [goo.gl/EZG1Rr] to model a suspension with all the associated constraints and transforms. Simscape Multibody can be used to model the dynamics of a mechanical system, and it can also be used to optimize your design. For details on how to perform design optimization on a simple suspension assembly, watch the Racing Lounge video “Design Optimization - What’s Behind It?” [goo.gl/A1NyFw].
A CAD file is imported to Simscape Multibody to visualize the vehicle body geometry in the simulation. For additional details on working with CAD files, check out the episode "Importing CAD Assemblies into Simscape Multibody" [goo.gl/DmEgDV]. In addition, the Contact Forces Library [goo.gl/b1k4C9] is used to model the contact between the tire and the road (sphere to plane interface). Be sure to read the Introduction to Contact Modeling blog post [bit.ly/44lJnUu], which has two awesome videos and many examples on contact modeling.
The vehicle model presented has several driving scenarios as inputs, and you can visualize the system response and analyze logged engineering data. If you are interested in learning more about physical modeling and Simscape Multibody, please visit our page for Student Competition Training [goo.gl/4jsBho].
The key takeaways from this video are that Simscape Multibody:
Enables multibody simulation of 3D mechanical systems.
Offers 3D visualization of the system
Can model contact with the Contact Forces Library

[@KAFA2020]

This a awesome work. Please could you help us to do it step by step?

[@oliveiraluis3540]

Cool. But since you mention game control, Ide like to know if we can actually get the simulation framework and use it in Unreal for ex, as a base for vehicle real time simulation, not just to obtain data, but to actually drive the vehicle.

[@juliali721]

i want to check out the training, but I am student but I don't wanna join any student competition.

[@durgeshverma8394]

Sir which mates i should apply in the solidworks so that it gets perfectly imported into the matlab. I made a sliding(prismatic) joint model in the solidworks and I want to simulate it using simulink/matlab

[@tourwithfriends1929]

Can you provide personal computer specifications required to runn all this things

[@nilspin]

Man this is really cool but unfortunately Matlab and Simulink are very, very expensive for home use in my country :(

[@juancarlosabad3298]

back in 2017 or 2018 MathWorks came up with a very affordable Matlab/Simulink bundle student license...which is country dependent....USA 50$...China 35$....all additional packages outside that bundle around 10$ each

[@TheMerioz]

how can I make the vehicle feel holes in the ground???

[@Futurtechnology]

How to download advisor 2.0 ? In MATLAB

[@ibrahimalhaj1375]

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[@bilalsadiq1231]

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