Frequent Searches
In order to monitor the position, the iLaps system uses a multi-satellite GPS GNSS, with an internal GPS antenna, integrated into the Sigma dashboard. This solution was adopted to have a better positioning receiver module than the smartphone’s built-in one. The latter usually has a refresh rate of 1 Hz (it receives the position once every second) and a horizontal accuracy of about 20 metres. The multi-satellite GPS integrated into the Sigma dashboard, on the other hand, operates at a frequency of 50 Hz, updating the position up to 50 times per second, with a margin of error less than 1 metre.
"It all started in 2014" - says Stefano Brozzoni, the creator of iLaps - thanks to karting. While accompanying my son Alessandro, a driver in international competitions, in the team’s tent I realised how telemetry data analysis could be improved. In particular, by combining my passion for motorsport and my role as an entrepreneur in the mobile application industry, I concentrated on the opportunity of sharing data anywhere. In order to develop this idea, I involved a group of engineers to prepare a development plan. After producing several prototypes, testing all the components and holding discussions with professionals, we created iLaps. The system is currently being tested: there are 1000 drivers around the world in all types of motorsport testing the features of our telemetry system. We are also developing peripheral sensors to complete the range of accessories and provide drivers with the best possible product. If everything goes to plan, iLaps telemetry will be ready for the public within the first three months of 2018".