Telemetric: Linux drives Renault Formula One Team Telemetry

March 30, 2005

Linux drives Renault Formula One Team Telemetry

This article describes how the Renault Formula One racing team uses a Linux based system to receive telemetry from the car.

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I have worked for more then 20 years as a project manager and systems engineer at the Air Force Flight Test Center located at Edwards AFB, CA

My projects have included mission control rooms, telemetry processing systems, and the interactive analysis and display system (IADS).

Currently I am the project manager of the integrated network enhanced telemetry (INET) project and live in Rosamond, California.

Write to me at bruce.lipe@gmail.com.

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March 30, 2005

Linux drives Renault Formula One Team Telemetry

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