Performance Engineering Applied to Formula Student | Performance Engineering Series - Ep. 5

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Our lead performance engineer Bruno Finco explains how professional performance engineering can be used by a Formula Student team, using a data-driven approach to get better results. You will learn how to exploit 100% of your current car's performance, and how to improve the next year's car by properly analyzing the current data available.
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00:00 Intro
01:16 Performance Engineering Pillars
04:38 Data-Driven Decision Making
06:31 Driver Analysis
18:31 Car Analysis
24:00 Key Performance Indicators - KPIs

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30 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@OptimumG Год назад

What other videos and analyses would you like to see on the channel? Leave your ideas below⬇

@carlosmaldonado8600 Год назад

How to correct car speed, when the speed is taken from one wheel speed, and the wheel is blocked..No GPS data available. When that happens the graphs are out of phase, and is very difficult to analyze

@danilolattaro Год назад

It is so good to listen to a guy who really knows what he's talking about

@paulokatsuyuki2756 Год назад

I wish I had videos like this when I was starting my Formula SAE journey. Amazing and clear explanation!

@benoit9874 Год назад

Amazing serie of videos

@anthony__aznar Год назад

Great video. I feel like your “car analysis” portion is catered to Formula Student teams that have the budget for advanced Data Acquisition such as the suspension potentiometers mentioned by Bruno; my school cannot afford it in this moment. In fact, I already work in Motorsports and I have yet to use data to that level. I would love to see a future video on how to make the most out of performance at a more fundamental and basic level such as Tire pressures (from a gauge, not TPMS), sector times, track temp, etc.

@OptimumG Год назад

Anthony, thank you for your comments, we will take them into account for future videos. Feel free to always leave feedback, and share with us in this thread any other video ideas you might have.

@riccardoesclapon549 Год назад

This was more interesting than I thought. Not sure why it was recommended since I'm not particularly interested in this, but I was intrigued since I'm a data scientist and it's really cool stuff 😅

@OptimumG Год назад

We are glad to know a data scientist can also find this content interesting! After all, performance engineering is all about data (in many different formats). 😉

@stefanhiller6445 10 месяцев назад

The view at 13:55 looks kinda familiar :D

@OptimumG 10 месяцев назад

We guess we can say we are learning from your team? 😄

@adrianfernandez4305 Год назад

Hey Bruno, Amazing video! By the way, what software did you use to create those KPI graphs, like the one in 25:29 ? Thanks

@OptimumG Год назад

Hi Adrian, thank you for your message and we are glad you like the video. The software is developed by ourselves for internal use in our consulting projects, so it is not publicly available, unfortunately.