P20225: Doc B Racing Real Time Telemetry

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For an updated project description, click on the following link for the Project Readiness Package. The Doc B Racing Real-time Telemetry System is an end-to-end system for data acquisition in the vehicle environment. The system will use a host of sensors and an onboard processor to log useful vehicle data metrics during a street or track driving event. This data is then made available to the user for review on a laptop or mobile device with intent to aid in vehicle setup, driver performance, and general maintenance. For more detailed background information, click here.	Project Name Doc B Racing Real Time Telemetry Project Number P20225 Project Family project family (if relevant) Start Term 2019 End Term 2020 Faculty Guide Harold Paschal Primary Customer Dr. Thomas Bork Sponsor (financial support) Dr. Thomas Bork

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From Left to Right: Sahil Gogna, Adam Bork, Nick Washco, Michael Schroeder, Josh Henderson

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Thank you to Dr. Thomas Bork, the Previous MSD Team, and as always the Corner Workers.