Hardware-Software Co-Design of Integrative Telemetry System for Off-Road Racing Vehicle
Author
Romero-Lozano, AlejandroCorrea, Dylan
Larsson, Matthew
Rendon, Julian Pimienta
Byerly, Michael
Hall, Lily
Goco, Bea
Missbrener, Jacob
White, Christian
Ashbeck, Owen
Lee, Joseph
Advisor
Marcellin, MichaelAffiliation
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering The University of Arizona,Issue Date
2024-10
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Romero-Lozano, A., Correa, D., Larsson, M., Rendon, J. P., Byerly, M., Hall, L., Goco, B., Missbrener, J., White, C., Ashbeck, O., & Lee, J. (2024). Hardware-Software Co-Design of Integrative Telemetry System for Off-Road Racing Vehicle. International Telemetering Conference Proceedings, 59.Additional Links
https://telemetry.org/Abstract
The University of Arizona Baja Wildcat Racing Team’s integrative off-road telemetry system merged modular firmware, custom digitization circuits, and a Python-based GUI with GPU acceleration. The system leveraged I2C, SPI, and UART wired protocols for efficient communications, while also incorporating LoRa for seamless wireless transmission. The system's sensor suite included IMUs, GPS, Hall-Effect sensors, and pressure transducers. It collected comprehensive operational data such as RPMs, positional data, and brake actuation performance. The system improved situational awareness through an alert system designed to notify the driver of potential car tip-over scenarios. This integration of hardware upgrades and software advancements demonstrated advancements in telemetry technology, drove strategic decision-making, and elevated the team’s competitive off-road racing dynamics.Type
Proceedingstext
Language
enISSN
0884-51231546-2188