Dynisma’s advanced motion simulation systems are trusted by world-leading automotive OEMs and motorsport teams across Formula 1, Formula E, WEC, IMSA, and beyond. With future ambitions to expand into adjacent sectors such as defence, aerospace, and consumer applications, the company continues to scale rapidly while investing heavily in R&D.

Graeme Cook, Chief Executive of Dynisma, says: “Dynisma is growing fast to meet global demand for our cutting-edge simulation technology. Our systems are relied upon by some of the most advanced automotive and motorsport manufacturers around the world.

“We deliver turnkey solutions that are exacting to customer requirements and fully software-agnostic, allowing seamless integration into existing workflows. As we expand into new industries and markets, we remain focused on pushing the boundaries of what simulation can achieve.

“With over 100 experts, including former Formula 1 engineers, working from our Technology Campus in Bristol, we’re proud to be shaping the future of motion simulation and building strategic partnerships to support our continued growth.”

Recently recognised in the Sunday Times 100 Fastest Growing Businesses, Sunday Times Tech 100, and the Financial Times 1000 Fastest Growing Businesses in Europe, Dynisma has scaled from a Bristol-based start-up into a globally-recognised motion simulation company with customers in the UK, USA and Europe.

The company’s proprietary Dynisma Motion Generator (DMG) platforms offer ultra-low latency (<5ms), high bandwidth (delivering motion content beyond 100Hz), and unlimited yaw capability — setting new industry benchmarks for real-world correlation and performance.

Dynisma’s simulator technology enables automotive OEMs to evaluate and refine digital vehicle twins long before physical prototypes are built — reducing development timelines, eliminating unnecessary prototypes, and reducing development costs.

This empowers OEMs to bring new vehicles to market faster, better, and more sustainably. With simulation now a critical tool for improving efficiency and innovation in a shifting global automotive landscape, Dynisma is committed to delivering turnkey solutions that meet the evolving needs of industry.

To support this growth, Dynisma has partnered with the bank and IP experts Inngot to unlock strategic finance via IP-backed lending, enabling continued investment in infrastructure, innovation, and export capacity.

Paul Jelley, Director at Dynisma, says: "We have a strong order book and increasing global demand for our simulators. This financing partnership with NatWest enables us to scale production and expand capacity while maintaining our commitment to innovation and R&D."

Intellectual property (IP) is central to Dynisma’s business model. With a growing patent portfolio and multiple proprietary technologies, the company continues to harness the power of its intangible assets to drive strategic expansion.

For Dynisma, IP is not just about protection — it’s about value creation. Leveraging IP as a financial and commercial asset has enabled the business to unlock funding, scale faster, and position itself as a global innovator in high-performance simulation.

Louis Spencer, a Relationship Director at the bank, says: "We’re proud to support Dynisma — a brilliant example of British engineering innovation. The combination of our unique IP-backed loan and trade finance facilities means Dynisma is perfectly positioned for international expansion while continuing to invest in world-class R&D, technology and talent."

It’s worth noting your IP could be at risk if you do not keep up repayments on any debt secured on it. Bear in mind security may be required. Product fees may apply. Finance is only available for business purposes.

Did you know?

Inngot provides IP valuation tools and services with a particular focus on helping companies establish the value of their IP and intangible assets to support equity and debt fundraising.

Look out for their insights on our Hub, including this one: How to protect your software: copyright, patents, design rights, and trade secrets explained

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