Shanghai, July 18, 2025 – The 11th Shanghai Automotive Safety Summit successfully concluded at the Hyatt Regency Shanghai Global Harbor on July 16-17. Since its inception in 2014, the summit has served as a pivotal platform for global automotive safety collaboration. This year’s event brought together industry leaders, including Andre Seeck, Director of the German Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt), and John F. Creamer, Managing Partner of the Global Automotive Regulation Network, to explore cutting-edge topics such as autonomous driving safety solutions, new energy technology applications, and the evolution of NCAP regulations, bridging the gap between R&D and industrial implementation.

At the summit, Digauto showcased its Vehicle Traffic Environment Hardware-in-the-Loop (VTEHIL). This solution creates a controlled indoor testing environment that simulates real-world road conditions and traffic flows, significantly improving testing efficiency for Euro NCAP and C-NCAP scenarios. It also enables the flexible construction of complex, high-risk scenarios with multiple traffic participants, providing groundbreaking support for intelligent driving safety validation.

The system complies with the AI-SAP testing standards co-developed by CMVR and Tsinghua University. Its strengths include:

Rapidly constructs authentic, safe, and highly  consistent complex test scenarios

Automatically and quickly execute various regulations  like index, programme and GBs, and R&D scenarios

Supports multi-targets swarm test under fully controlled  of environments and traffic with high precision and efficiency

Digauto has already deployed this solution for leading Chinese OEMs and top-tier universities, with both parties actively utilizing it in real-world applications. To meet diverse industry needs, Techshine also offers lab retrofitting planning, customized hardware/software development, and engineer training services, empowering enterprises to upgrade their testing capabilities.

During on-site demonstrations, Digauto’s team detailed its full-process services—from scenario editing and automated test execution to post-processing analysis—alongside its turnkey capabilities in lab design and system integration. The presentation attracted strong interest from OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and research institutions.