The engineering challenge
Race engineering decisions happen under time pressure. The S63 program needed vehicle data, GPS, video, and diagnostics to remain visible to the pit team despite vibration, heat, and crowded trackside connectivity.
What ELG engineered
ELG integrated the vehicle-side acquisition hardware, embedded software, communications, and monitoring interfaces into one trackside telemetry platform. The system was installed, tested, and supported during live competition sessions.
Why it matters to your business
The same architecture applies anywhere a moving machine must report reliable data through difficult conditions: capture locally, preserve context, communicate resiliently, and give operators one clear view.
System architecture
Overview, layer by layer.
Overview only — per-client internals stay under NDA.
- 01
Physical & Sensors
Vehicle-side acquisition hardware connected to race-car signals and GPS.
- 02
Firmware & Real-Time OS
Deterministic sampling and local health monitoring during sessions.
- 03
Embedded Linux & Edge Logic
Trackside buffering, diagnostics, and live stream preparation.
- 04
Cloud Ingestion & Analytics
Telemetry transport and storage for live and post-session analysis.
- 05
Mission Control & HMI
Engineer-facing monitoring for vehicle status, video, and diagnostics.
