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Visualize thermal comfort and HVAC flow distribution within a vehicle cabin using an immersive VR experience. See how simulations predict climate system performance for comfortable, energy-efficient, and safe car interiors before physical prototypes are built.
✓Immersive VR visualization
✓Thermal comfort analysis
✓HVAC flow distribution
✓Climate system prediction
✓Energy efficiency design
✓Simulation-based engineering
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2.2
December 17, 2020
Updated app description to include legal notice. VR Fixed
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What is SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR?
SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR is an interactive and immersive experience that allows users to visualize thermal comfort through cabin heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) flow distribution in a virtual reality environment.
What devices does SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR support?
SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR is supported on iPhone and iPod devices.
How often is SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR updated?
The latest version of SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR is 2.2, which was last updated on December 17, 2020.
What is the age rating for SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR?
SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR has an age rating of 4+.
Does SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR have ads?
No, SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR does not contain advertisements.
What are the terms of use for SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR?
By downloading, you agree to the terms which state the download is provided 'as is' without warranty, and Dassault Systemes Simulia Corp. shall have no liability for damages related to its use. No support is provided.
What is the user rating for SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR?
SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR has a rating of 4.2 stars from 6 ratings.
What is the primary benefit of using SIMULIA Car Cabin Comfort VR?
The app enables engineers to predict the performance of a car’s climate systems in real-world conditions, facilitating the design of comfortable, energy-efficient, and safe cabins before physical prototypes are created.
