Fidelio Telemetry
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Industry | Computer software |
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Founded | 2013 |
Headquarters | Italy |
Key people | G. Martelli (CEO),(Software Architect) G. Lockmer (CSO) C. Huang (CTO) |
Products | Software |
Number of employees | 8 |
Website | http://www.fideliotelemetry.com |
Fidelio Telemetry is a computer software company, located in Italy, to develop telemetry software for radio-controlled cars. Its products include "Fidelio Orchestra" and "Testbed". Fidelio Telemetry develops telemetry software for processing and plotting telemetry data for R/C Car vehicles and RC racing setup.
History
[edit]Fidelio Telemetry was founded in 2013 and has been providing telemetry software for about 10 years. In 2015, Fidelio Telemetry claimed to have over 3000 customers.
Products
[edit]Software | Year |
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Fidelio Basic | 2013 |
Fidelio Orchestra | 2013 |
Testbed 2016 Professional | 2015 |
Testbed 2016 lite | 2015 |
Testbed Professional 2017 | 2016 |
Testbed lite 2017 | 2016 |
Telemetry in Radio-Controlled (R/C) Racing Car
[edit]The rise of radio controllers with telemetry support in the R/C car world, combined with the opportunities offered by computer calculation, are bringing new challenges to maintaining effective tools and analyzing programs for critical data and situations. The telemetry system in the R/C world was introduced and has been in use since 2010. The radio transmitter for R/C of the previous generation is equipped with telemetry systems that can store an enormous amount of data. The Fidelio software are able to display, processing and analyze[1] information from the following sensors:
- Engine RPM
- Temperature
- Voltage
- Throttle
- Brake
- Steering
The calculation modules offer the capability to evaluate variables such as:
- Top speed
- Dynamic response of the car (weight transfer study)
- Ideal racing line
Optimal Racing Line & Camera Car support
[edit]In motorsport, the racing line or simply "the line" is the path taken by a driver through a corner or series of corners with the typical goal of minimizing lap times. The software supports:
- Camera Car monitor (linked to telemetry information)
- A computation of optimal racing line for the track drawn.