Onboard cameras
The camera rides with the driver. The feed from the kart goes out live, and after the session it’s cut into the film alongside the trackside angles.
Simulator · the product runs on track
You don’t need a camera. The kart has one
The camera is bolted to the kart and it records the whole run from the driver’s seat. Nothing goes on your helmet, nothing to switch on, no memory cards to carry. You roll off track and the footage is already waiting.
01Nothing to mount
The camera is part of the kart, not part of your kit bag. No brackets, no borrowed gear, no deposit.
02Nothing to switch on
Recording starts when the session does. No “I forgot to hit REC”, no film that died on lap three.
03Nothing gets lost
Footage goes straight to the machine at the track and sits waiting in the portal. No full card, no flat battery, no camera that shook loose on a kerb.
A frame from the onboard camera at Kart Center Sopot. The times in the overlay come from session #2, the same session we take apart across this site.
For the track
The angle you can’t get from the barrier. It’s also the product drivers ask for on their own. How many karts you fit out is your call.
For the driver
They see what they saw from behind the wheel, cut together with the trackside angles.
Where it stands
Running at the Sopot track: the feed from the kart goes out live, and once the driver comes in, the onboard footage is cut into the automatic edit alongside the trackside cameras.