- Weight
- 30 kg | 66.1 lb
- Architecture
- 2 / 2.5 / 3 DOF
- Max payload
- 250 kg | 551.2 lb
- Total length
- 10.6 cm | 4.17 in
- Total width
- 9.2 cm | 3.62 in
- Total height
- 45.7-51.7 cm | 17.99-20.35 in
- Realism
- Simracing aims to replicate real-world racing closely. Low latency ensures the virtual car responds in real-time, enhancing immersion by mimicking a real car’s responsiveness.
- Precise control
- Racing games require precise control over steering, braking, and acceleration. Low latency ensures minimal delay in translating your inputs to the game, enabling accurate and responsive control, especially in fast-paced races.
- Safety
- In simracing, accidents can happen. Low latency allows quick reactions to track changes, reducing the risk of collisions or losing control.
- Competitive advantage
- Milliseconds matter in simracing competitions. Low-latency setups give drivers a competitive edge by enabling faster reactions and split-second decisions.
- Real time feedback
- Low latency provides immediate feedback from input devices, helping drivers understand their vehicle’s behavior and make adjustments during races.
- Consistency
- Minimal delay maintains consistent lap times and performance, allowing simracers to execute precise maneuvers consistently.
- Enhanced experience
- Low latency complements high-quality hardware and software, ensuring a seamless interface and an enjoyable racing experience.
- Training and skill development
- Simracing serves as a training tool for real-world racing. Low latency lets drivers practice and refine skills in a realistic virtual environment, translating into improved on-track performance.