Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Nottingham, United Kingdom

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a custom driving-stimulus simulation built in Unity3D that will serve as a controlled environment for research and analysis. The application should let me toggle variables such as traffic density, weather, time of day and roadway layout so I can study how those conditions influence driver behaviour and environmental impact.

During each session I want to log every relevant data point—vehicle telemetry, eye-tracking hooks (if available), collision events, and emissions estimates—and present the results through real-time data visualisation dashboards inside the scene as well as exportable CSV or JSON files. Clean, well-commented C# code is essential because the research team will extend the project later.

Key focus areas
• Environmental impact: calculate fuel use / emissions per scenario
• Behavioural studies: capture reaction times, lane-keeping, speed choice and near-misses
• Data visualisation: in-sim charts plus an external analytics module built with Unity UI or an embedded webview

Deliverables
1. Unity project folder and compiled build (Windows PC)
2. Configurable scenario manager script with editor tools
3. Data logging & export system
4. In-simulation visual analytics panel
5. Quick-start documentation and commented code

I am ready to test iteratively, so please outline your proposed development milestones, any third-party assets you’d leverage, and past examples of similar simulation or serious-game work when you respondy.
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You’re building a realistic 3D driving simulator in Unity as part of a research study focused on path integration — a cognitive process where participants must estimate their starting location after navigating through a route with turns. The simulator will include high-quality vehicle physics, immersive environments, and trial-based tasks where users drive along paths and then attempt to return to or identify their starting point. This project also includes features like practice trials, realistic car behavior, and data logging for analysis." (client-provided description)