Hi,

I'll start from zero. Our team built pneumatic vehicle and we would like to log different significant data about our vehicle. Cylinder's pressures, temperatures, air flows, GPS, IMU and some more. In total we need to inspect 33 sensors about 10 times per second. Preferably 1 or 2 km away from car, during race.

So what would be the best option to gather such data and analyse it. We have budget of 1000 EUR and countless amount of time.

Our vision was to gather data, send it to computer (max 2km further) and analyse it with custom labview program.

At the moment we are not sure which development board to use to start.


Best regards

 

Will people be riding in or on your vehicle?

 

Yes, driver is on board.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6howuQ4qhc6VDNXUTNoNnhXbUk/view?usp=sharing

This is our model one, but for this years competition other team built from ground zero a newer vehicle.

Also, engine is controlled with Bosch Rexroth PLC unit.

 

Please check the link in the message below for a list of sites that can be of help to you.

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