Came across the project on Hackaday.com for this system. Nice that it is open source and developed by engineers who race! Just thought I would share.
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Works really well. Captdistraction and I use it in our LeMons car. He could tell you more about it.
captdistraction
GrumpyRacer
Its pretty killer and the best is yet to come.
They're working on making it include BT and Cellular connectivity in the box, but for now those are externally connected modules.
The cloud system is getting better and better, 25 hz of data to the cloud for real time analysis is amazing. We use it in World Challenge and are able to react as quickly as the guys running hardware much much more expensive. Theyre launching real time line analysis for the cloud side soon along with many other features.
Having ODB2/CAN integration (mostly CAN) is another big one I'm waiting to test. The modern sportscar has a ton of telemetry sensors, so why not tap in and use that same data?
They're working on making it include BT and Cellular connectivity in the box, but for now those are externally connected modules.
The cloud system is getting better and better, 25 hz of data to the cloud for real time analysis is amazing. We use it in World Challenge and are able to react as quickly as the guys running hardware much much more expensive. Theyre launching real time line analysis for the cloud side soon along with many other features.
Having ODB2/CAN integration (mostly CAN) is another big one I'm waiting to test. The modern sportscar has a ton of telemetry sensors, so why not tap in and use that same data?
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2013 Black LS #439
Chris/Drew
Is this similar to your AIM system? Difficult to install?
Derek
Is this similar to your AIM system? Difficult to install?
Derek
captdistraction
GrumpyRacer
It's similar to AIM. Lot of new features to make it a more direct competitor, I like the cloud model which makes install, setup and replay of telemetry very easy to do. You can easily share your data for analysis.
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