Bonito steering emulator sets new standard for automotive lab testing
Sep 29
1 min read
Updated: Oct 1
What happens when a vehicle’s steering system fails or locks up at high speed?
Testing this on real roads or proving grounds puts drivers and equipment at serious risk. But skipping such tests leaves vehicle manufacturers without answers.
Our Te.Sense Bonito dynamic steering emulator works with hub-coupled chassis dynamometers to reproduce steering loads and failure scenarios on a complete, running vehicle, under controlled laboratory conditions.
Here’s a quick video of a recent test conducted at the China Merchants Testing Vehicle Technology Research Institute (CMVR), a national-level automotive testing authority and industrial innovation hub:
Learn more about Te.Sense Bonito on our Dynamic Steering Force Emulators page.
