A directory for the driving simulation workflow

Updated 2026-10-12

Driving Scenarios helps ADAS and automated-driving engineers identify tools for road construction, traffic scenario execution, vehicle simulation and coverage analysis. Start with the engineering task that is missing from your existing toolchain.

A road editor, a scenario player and a verification platform operate at different stages. The directory separates these roles so you can ask the supplier about file versions, controller interfaces and execution requirements before planning an integration.

CUVISS edits this site. Each capability note points to an official page or maintained project repository. We have not independently tested these products, and inclusion does not establish a safety case, certification or regulatory acceptance.

How we record simulation tools

• Document the task. Categories reflect a published engineering function. The order of entries does not indicate performance, suitability or an endorsement.
• Keep evidence visible. Each capability note has an official source and a check date. Supplier documentation can change; confirm the details for your release and configuration.
• Free editorial submissions. A supplier may request inclusion or a correction without paying. Evidence review determines the entry, and a commercial arrangement cannot change the editorial description.
• Disclose commercial work. Showcases and review proposals belong in a separate section. Published commercial material identifies its relationship and never purchases a directory position.
• Scope the integration. Ask about supported scenario versions, sensor and controller interfaces, execution environments and licenses. A format name alone does not establish compatibility.
• Understand the evidence limits. A simulated result depends on scenario assumptions, models and the system under test. This directory provides tool information and does not certify driving systems or offer regulatory assurance.