As vehicles have become more connected and automated, body and chassis systems have completely transformed. The complexity and number of electronic control units (ECUs) continue to expand—from active suspension and emergency steering to seat control, rear-view mirror ECUs integrated with infotainment systems, and passive safety systems such as airbags or seat belts. Engineers need a fast and accurate way to test functionality while eliminating potential failure points before production starts:
Minimize cost and ensure reliability with HIL simulation, reducing the need for expensive real-world tests.
Reduce test development time and enjoy quick startup with a system built with NI’s modular hardware along with our HIL partner ecosystem.
Maximize system reuse with a flexible tester designed to be extended and customized to meet changing requirements.
NI offers a variety of solution integration options customized to your application-specific requirements. You can use your own internal integration teams for full system control or leverage the expertise of NI and our worldwide NI Partner Network to obtain a turnkey solution.
The NI Partner Network is a global community of domain, application, and overall test development experts working closely with NI to meet the needs of the engineering community. NI Partners are trusted solution providers, systems integrators, consultants, product developers, and services and sales channel experts skilled across a wide range of industries and application areas.
NI partners with you throughout the life cycle of your application by delivering training, technical support, consultation and integration services, and maintenance programs. Accelerate your learning with our company-specific and geographic user groups. Build proficiency with online and in-person training options.
Discover how NI's body and chassis solutions offer you the power to easily customize a test system to fit your specific needs. By using a modular architecture, you can easily upgrade your test system to be future-proof and meet the requirements of the most demanding embedded software test applications.