Lamborghini took advantage of the CES 2024 event in Las Vegas to present X Telemetry Concepta solution that the automaker describes as “an innovative prototype system incorporating real-time remote training, biometric detection and a digital co-pilot.“.
As the CEO emphasized Stefan WinkelmannTelemetry X concept preview of connected services which customers will be able to use in the future on board new supercars.
The first digital services related to racing were presented in 2020 at the Huracán STO. In fact, it was the first Lamborghini supercar to be equipped with a telemetry system that can be used through the Lamborghini Unica app. With telemetry improve the handling of your supercars on the track.
Three systems have been developed jointly with Accenture: Remote garage in real time (remote trainer in real time), Biometric data system (biometric data collection) and Digital co-pilot (digital co-pilot). In more detail, Lamborghini says that Remote Garage is a web application that allows you to always have video recordings of the track running and real-time telemetry available.
All this data can be monitored in real time by a “coach” who can be located anywhere to provide the driver with useful driving tips not only after, but also during the track session. With Remote Garage, Lamborghini therefore wants to offer an even more complete driving experience on the track.
Instead, the biometric system is designed to control biometric parameters rider, including heart rate and stress level. This way, you can get useful recommendations on how to improve your learning. These two systems work in conjunction with Digital Co-Pilot, a voice assistant that compares biometric data with vehicle data to provide feedback to the driver while driving on the highway. Lamborghini explains:
The digital co-pilot analyzes lap times, for example, and provides useful guidance for improving lines and braking points, as well as information about the car’s performance on the track.
Source: HD Motori
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