TUfast Eco Team Uses MATLAB and Simulink to Accelerate and Optimize Vehicle Design

Chaim Lukas Maier, TUfast Eco Team

In their design of an energy-efficient urban concept vehicle, the TUfast Eco Team students used MATLAB® and Simulink® for simulation and testing of the vehicle, including motor control, as well as for developing autonomous driving systems, Stateflow® for control logic, and Embedded Coder® for automatic coding.

Published: 30 Apr 2019

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