Design and Implementation of a Highway Accident Rescue Simulation System

The design and implementation of a highway accident rescue simulation system is highly valuable for improving rescue levels and reducing accident losses. Existing highway accident simulation systems lack overall realism due to issues like insufficient digital space precision, unrealistic vehicle dynamic control, and lack of comprehensive rescue process consideration. To address these problems, this study designs and implements a highway accident rescue simulation system. The three-dimensional models are developed using Blender. Unity3D is utilized to create static scenes with models created by Blender. Dynamic traffic flow and weather simulations are integrated into the system for high-precision digital space construction. Moreover, it simulates full-process collaborative rescues across multiple departments. A comparative analysis with existing solutions confirms that the simulation system is able to realistically simulate the accident rescue.