Racelogic USA was contracted by SSC North America to provide technical assistance with measuring and validating high-speed test runs of the SSC Tuatara during testing and record attempts ...
A new version of VBOX Test Suite is now available to download. Our free data analysis software now includes a plugin (beta) for R139 Brake Assist, Category B testing, along with several new features and shortcuts, that make the software even easier to use.
The new Multi-Function Touch Display (MFD Touch) shows data from GPS derived channels, such as speed and heading, that are outputted from a VBOX 3i. Up to six parameters can be viewed in real-time on the large 4.3” colour touchscreen, giving engineers access to important information, live from the test vehicle.
The new Racelogic steering wheel sensor is the perfect solution if you're looking to measure a vehicle's steering angle or torque, in tests such as ISO 4138, ISO 7401 and ECE R79.
As featured in Automotive Testing Technology International, Racelogic offer a number of solutions for testing and validating vehicles with just one person.
As featured in Autonomous Vehicle International, we can help you achieve consistent test results in all conditions using hardware-in-the-loop simulation.
This firmware version lets you reliably test in areas with limited or no satellite coverage, such as indoor car parks, tunnels and deep urban canyons, using the VBOX 3i.
We have been working hard to improve the performance of our products in difficult areas such as urban canyons, bridges and tunnels, and the VBOX 3iS is the result of these developments.
VBOX Test Suite is our next generation analysis software which has replaced VBOX Tools in many test facilities. If you haven't tried it yet, please do!
We have created nine short tutorials to give you an overview of the main features and a basic understanding of how to use it.
The VBOX Pedal Force Sensor with Event Marker measures the amount of force applied to a brake pedal and also captures the precise moment any pressure is detected, outputting a digital signal, which can be used to trigger the start of a brake test.