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Road simulators are an effective method of testing the dynamics and durability of a vehicle by reproducing real-world driving conditions while in a controlled, laboratory setting. Engineers use the information collected from the simulations to determine the necessary modifications and changes needed to improve vehicle design. While simulators are an advantageous tool, without an appropriate method of calculating Read More …
Powertrain efficiency is determined by how power is transmitted, transformed, and lost as it moves from the power source to the road. Quantifying those losses requires torque and speed measurements at multiple locations, captured under real operating conditions and correlated Read More …
Having the right tools for a job is essential for being able to get the desired results from a test. A single point load cell is used to measure forces in a single direction. For more complex force measurements, a multi-axis Read More …
The drive home is becoming smoother and faster thanks to the Michigan Scientific Corporation (MSC) Wheel Force Transducer (WFT). By measuring vehicle loads during normal driving operations, these transducers provide data and information to help make cars and other vehicles Read More …
We are excited to join over 400 companies at the Automotive Testing Expo Europe in Stuttgart Messe, Germany, 5-7 June 2018. We will be showcasing many exciting products that enhance your automotive testing. Come visit us in Hall 10, Booth 1034, to get Read More …
Now more than ever, safety is one of the most important aspects of vehicle manufacturing. Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) continue to improve, making vehicles safer every year. Sensors and systems for braking, traction control, and handling help drivers maintain Read More …
Michigan Scientific strives to be at the forefront of innovation. We pride ourselves on never turning down a challenge or a new project. New products and designs are often brought along because of our commitment to our customer’s testing needs. Read More …
Today’s modern engine compartments are optimized to consume nearly every cubic inch of space under the hood. This limited space makes it difficult to add instrumentation that measure engine and transmission mount forces, without compromising the engine position. Michigan Scientific Read More …
We are excited to join over 400 companies at the 20th Anniversary of the Automotive Testing Expo 2018 Europe in Stuttgart, Germany on June 5-7, 2018. To see our latest innovations and to learn more about our exciting product lines, Read More …
Next week we will be joining twenty employers at Northwestern Michigan College’s Technology Career Fair on Thursday, April 12th from 4 pm until 6 pm. We are looking for Slip Ring Assembly Technicians. Stop by our booth NMC’s Hagerty Center Read More …