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Title: Let There Be Light.
Authors: WONG, KENNETH
Source: Digital Engineering 247. Jun2026, Vol. 32 Issue 4, p19-21. 3p. 3 Color Photographs.
Subjects: Automobile lighting, Ray tracing, Simulation software, Optical materials, Ray tracing algorithms, Virtual prototypes
Abstract: The article explores how simulation software supports the design and analysis of automotive lighting for both functional and stylistic purposes, using ray tracing and virtual prototyping to optimize light performance inside and outside the vehicle. Topics include optical simulation tools, material property challenges for accurate lighting visualization; and future trends like personalized and adaptive lighting systems.
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  Data: The article explores how simulation software supports the design and analysis of automotive lighting for both functional and stylistic purposes, using ray tracing and virtual prototyping to optimize light performance inside and outside the vehicle. Topics include optical simulation tools, material property challenges for accurate lighting visualization; and future trends like personalized and adaptive lighting systems.
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