The engineering challenge
Cooler Master wanted a booth experience students would queue for: drive a real RC car from a gaming rig, watching a live camera feed — with zero visible lag and hardware that survives a full day of enthusiastic drivers.
What ELG engineered
ELG built a remote-controlled car with an integrated streaming camera feeding a gaming-rack monitor in real time, paired with a steering-rig driving setup. The installation ran all day at a university event, blending physical play with live video feedback.
Why it matters to your business
Low-latency video over wireless in a crowded hall is the same engineering muscle behind ELG’s motorsport streaming. This project shows the team delivering experiential technology that simply works in front of a live audience.
System architecture
Overview, layer by layer.
Overview only — per-client internals stay under NDA.
- 01
Physical & Sensors
RC platform with onboard camera and wireless video link.
- 02
Embedded Linux & Edge Logic
Onboard streaming pipeline tuned for low-latency local delivery.
- 03
Mission Control & HMI
Gaming-rig monitor and steering setup for public interaction.