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On the Throttle
OptimumG’s data master expands our knowledge of data analysis techniques.
Suspension Stiffness
Knowing your suspension goals is one thing, determining what stiffness values are required is another thing altogether.
Loaded questions
OptimumG’s series on tuning springs and dampers continues with an explanation of the importance of tyre load variation
Shocks to the system
OptimumG’s new series on springs and dampers begins with a look at why they are needed and the role they play in the suspension.
The What, How, and Why of ISO Test Benchmarking Results
At testing expo India OptimumG did a presentation on: “The What, How and Why of ISO Test Benchmarking Results”.
The presentation focused on a 3-day seminar, held in Argentina. OptimumG, in collaboration with Oreste Berta, EzMetrology, Texense, Michigan Scientific and Motec, instrumented a vehicle, performed ISO tests and processed the data. The objective of the seminar was to demonstrate to the audience why do we need ISO testing, how to perform an ISO test and how to process the data to extract relevant vehicle metrics.
Accelerated Learning
Throttle control is a vital part of the driver’s skill set, so it’s important that engineers have the understanding and the tools to measure it
The coast is clear
Why analysing the data when a race driver is neither on the throttle nor the brakes is an excellent way of honing outright performance
Braking new ground
OptimumG’s lead engineer talks us trough the braking zone in the new installment in his key performance indicators analysis series
Application analysis
In this month’s article, OptimumG looks at how maths can be used to improve driver braking performance on track