Optimizing Assemblies of FMUs
2025-09-10 , 203

The increasing complexity of automotive design requires more frequent and integrated use of simulation for cross-domain development and validation. To support this need Renault has formalized the concept of simulation platform that integrates five key elements: digital vehicle, driver, simulation environment, simulation means, and assessments. The FMI standard facilitates interoperability among these components.
A case study on thermal management highlights challenges with varying co-simulation step sizes, impacting performance and accuracy. Introducing FMU Containers, which embed multiple FMUs and manage their connections, significantly improves simulation efficiency.


Paper PDF: 16thmodelicafmiconference/question_uploads/OptimizingFM_LVBn2nD.pdf

Nicolas Laurent is a technology expert with over 25 years at Renault Group. He specializes in simulation platforms, AD/ADAS validation, and engineering IT systems. With a background in mechanical and software engineering from Centrale Méditerranée, he has led multiple innovative projects and teams, combining technical depth with strategic vision in complex automotive and industrial environments.