Dynisma, led by Warne, has created a driving simulator with a super-low latency of just 3 milliseconds. This advanced technology is designed to convince F1 teams to abandon their expensive in-house simulators. With its low latency, the simulator provides a realistic racing experience that is almost indistinguishable from real life.
To achieve this level of realism, Dynisma used super low-friction struts and motors, which reduced latency from the usual 50 milliseconds to just 3 milliseconds. This allows the brain to experience sensations as they actually happen, such as road hits like kerb strikes, quickly and accurately. The simulator’s high bandwidth enables it to vibrate at very high frequencies, delivering a truly immersive driving experience.
The success of Dynisma’s driving simulator has attracted top teams like Ferrari to use their technology. The cost of a Dynisma rig can exceed $12 million for a fully loaded version, with features like a 360-degree 240 fps 4K LED screen and matching audio package. Even the entry-level package costs around $2 million, making it a high-end investment for teams looking for a cutting-edge simulator experience.