InCabin 2025 – June 10-12th Detroit, MICHIGAN, we will be showcasing our RDS-1000 Research Driving Simulator. The RDS-1000 has the smallest footprint for real-vehicle equipment, including a real steering wheel with control, loaded steering, real accelerator, and brake pedals, along with a fully customizable virtual dashboard. The RDS-1000 features a quarter cab design with a standard 205-degree horizontal field of view and 38-degree vertical field of view, using 65 inch displays.

Powering the simulator, we will be demonstrating SimCreator: Modular Sandbox for research. SimCreator is an endlessly extensible modular sandbox for research with a robust SDK that allows for mixing and matching third-party integrations. It supports a wide range of hardware and software solutions. Users can edit, compile, and run custom vehicle models, as well as other user customizations, as part of the product. User scripts enable integrating third-party components that require bidirectional data transfer through SimCreator. Read/write (get/set) access is provided to data with SimCreator via the user script to support full and rich integration of those components through C++ or Javascript code.

Also, at our booth, we will be featuring integrated eye tracking. Realtime and Smart Eye are teaming up to enhance the accuracy of eye-tracking data in research simulators. The collaboration will bring new levels of automation and precision to driving research while reducing data processing requirements. See more information on this in Smart Eye’s recent press release showcasing our partnership.