ST Engineering Antycip (Antycip), a specialist in immersive visualisation systems, and Dynisma, a manufacturer of high-fidelity driving simulators, will exhibit together at the Driving Simulation Conference (DSC) 2026 in Paris from September 16-18, showcasing developments in immersive visualisation and Driver-in-the-Loop (DiL) simulation at Booth 15. At DSC, the companies will showcase a Barco TruePix LED wall, described as the same visual technology used by motorsport simulation programmes worldwide, combining image quality, low latency and synchronisation intended for Driver-in-the-Loop simulation environments.
The joint appearance follows a period of collaboration delivering visual systems for automotive and motorsport simulation programmes, including installations for major automotive OEMs, motorsport teams across F1, F2 and Formula E, and Dynisma’s own Bristol Technology Campus.
Simon Holloway, commercial director at Dynisma, said: “Our partnership with Antycip has grown alongside Dynisma for almost a decade and continues to play an important role in delivering world-class driving simulation environments. Together, we’re helping customers combine best-in-class motion, visualisation and engineering expertise to accelerate the adoption of Driver-in-the-Loop simulation.”
John Mould, commercial development manager at Antycip, added: “We forged a technical partnership with Dynisma right from the outset, continually seeking the latest in visual display technology to complement their platforms for high-performance Driver-in-the-Loop simulation. It’s been rewarding to support the evolution of Dynisma’s technology and see these solutions adopted across professional motorsport and automotive programmes.”
Visitors to Booth 15 will have the opportunity to meet experts from both companies to discuss immersive visualisation, DiL simulation and virtual vehicle development.
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