Vehicle dynamics modeling
Full-vehicle models for architecture trades, setup development, and performance understanding.
Vehicle dynamics engineering
OpenDyna provides vehicle dynamics modeling, multibody chassis simulation, controls development, and engineering software for teams that need clear technical decisions.
Services
Full-vehicle models for architecture trades, setup development, and performance understanding.
Kinematics, compliance, suspension, steering, and load-path behavior represented at the right fidelity.
Practical subsystem models for actuator, chassis, and system-development work.
Controls design, simulation, calibration support, and validation workflows built around the plant.
Purpose-built analysis, automation, visualization, and internal tools that make engineering work repeatable.
How engagements start
A focused assessment of the current technical problem, model, data, and highest-value path forward.
A clearly scoped modeling, controls, or software project with concrete deliverables and a defined timeline.
Ongoing engineering capacity integrated with your vehicle program and internal development team.
Technical demonstrations
Selected OpenDyna tools demonstrate the analysis and software workflows behind the services work.
OpenDyna setup packages, engineering notes, and support options for iRacing drivers.
Open shop 02 Data extractionExtract telemetry and measurements from video frames using configurable OCR regions.
Open tool 03 File utilitiesConvert source files into downloadable binary output.
Open tool 04 Vehicle dynamicsEvaluate lateral load transfer, roll stiffness distribution, and static vehicle behavior.
Open tool 05 Mechanical analysisAnalyze elasto-dynamic systems, frequency response, and structural behavior.
Open tool 06 Competition analyticsCompare teams, events, scoring metrics, and historical Formula SAE competition performance.
Open dashboardProject inquiries
Tell OpenDyna what you are trying to decide, build, improve, or validate. Signed-in users can send a project inquiry directly to the engineering team.