XENIQ

XENIQ – Derived from “Xen-” (foreign/remote) and “IQ” (intelligence)

XENIQ is an electric race car telemetry system designed for use in go-kart style race cars. The XENIQ system can take a usb power input, a 5-24v input or pull power directly from the 24v car battery sensing line. The device has a battery connector to allow it to continue processing even when the cars main isolator is off.

What does it do?

The XENIQ telemetry system has many sensors including:

• 4x temperature sensors
• A Voltage sensor
• A Current sensor
• A Throttle percentage sensor
• An RPM sensor
• A Break activation sensor

The XENIQ System also has:

• A cellular/LTE module to send data to a remote server.
• A serial to USB chip to allow USB based flashing.
• An ESP32 processor

Who am I?

I'm a student hardware designer and engineer located in the UK. I am a member of the Judd Greenpower race car team and I have designed this project as a a telemetry system for our electric car. I specialise in electronics and telemetry for our car.

Juddgreenpower.co.uk

• Telemetry
• Electric
• Race Car
• ImNoah
• XENIQ