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I'm suprised that they don't explore VR telepresence, where they could drive a real F1 car, or a miniature version while sitting in a simulator. What's hard to
by deltron3030 7y ago
I'm suprised that they don't explore VR telepresence, where they could drive a real F1 car, or a miniature version while sitting in a simulator. What's hard to simulate in virtual simulators besides gforces are the tyre models, it's basically the main interface between car and environment.
- saberdancer 7y agoTeams are doing "engine in the loop" simulators where the sim sends throttle information to the the engine and feeds back the information about power response to the sim. I'm sure they could do more but it is expensive and of limited benefit.
- dmos62 7y agoSomething along those lines might open up venues for new sports that aren't constrained by danger to crew. FPV drones are a version of that, though I was imagining something more grandiose.