Which part of your driving test workflow needs a tool?
Updated 2026-10-30
Build the road, describe traffic behavior, run the system under test, then examine the results. Driving Scenarios groups tools by those jobs, so a scene editor and a coverage platform do not look interchangeable.
Use the official capability notes to prepare an integration conversation. Bring your scenario format, controller interface and execution requirements to the supplier; this directory does not rank products or validate a driving system.
Browse the engineering task
Explore road editors, scenario players, simulation platforms, coverage tools and driving simulators.
Decode the interface vocabulary
Understand OpenDRIVE, OpenSCENARIO XML, OSI and the difference between software and hardware test loops.
Add evidence for a tool
Submit a documented scenario or simulation product, or correct a specific statement on an existing card.
Propose a disclosed showcase
Discuss a commercial demonstration or review brief separately from free editorial directory submissions.
Different stages require different capabilities
- Scene authoring: RoadRunner provides an interactive editor for 3D scenes used in automated-driving simulation. [mathworks.com]
- Scenario execution: esmini provides a player and API for traffic scenarios described in OpenSCENARIO XML. [github.com]
- Simulation: CARLA supports configurable sensors, environmental conditions and control of scene actors. [carla.org]
- Coverage analysis: Foretellix describes tools for examining coverage across real-world and simulated drives. [foretellix.com]