Your test program is supported by professional engineers from Michigan Tech's Advanced Power Systems Research Center (APS LABS), on-site at ACM from planning through analysis.
On-site professional staffing at ACM is provided by Michigan Tech's Advanced Power Systems Research Center (APS LABS). MTU has over 60 years of experience in proving grounds testing and development in ground mobility.
APS LABS provides a dedicated, on-site team of engineers, technicians, professional drivers, and project managers with decades of vehicle and mobility expertise. Working in partnership with your team, APS LABS manages vehicle instrumentation, custom scenario design, track execution, and complete data delivery in a secure, confidential environment.
On-site project management, technician, and engineering support from MTU's APS LABS delivers:
From passenger cars to Class 8 commercial vehicles, we deliver the environment and comprehensive capabilities to accelerate development, verification, and validation for ADAS and automated driving systems.
Hardware and instrumentation that meet the latest standards, supported by experienced engineers, all within a closed and confidential environment:
Two Michigan Tech tools support ADAS and automated driving programs at ACM.
DRIVE helps evaluate ADAS and automated driving systems. It takes recorded driving data and makes it easier to characterize what was captured, check coverage against operational design domain (ODD) requirements, identify critical driving scenarios and risks, and turn results into clear visual reports.
SCOUT helps plan road testing. It matches available driving opportunities to testing needs so road tests meet ODD coverage, regulatory, and validation requirements. Users can define requirements such as road types; speeds, maneuvers, and traffic conditions; and day, night, weather, and lighting environments.
