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Michelin Robo Race Tyres
The upcoming Robo race championship – an entirely driverless series – has announced that it will share Formula E tyre supplier Michelin when it launches next year. Robo race is expected to debut in late-2017 as a Formula E support series and therefore sharing tyre supplier makes sense. In order to […]
Michelin Robo Race Tyres
Similar to the Formula E car technology, the driverless Roboforce cars will be racing around on the world’s circuits in the 2016–17 race season.
Michelin is named as Roborace’s official tyre partner. Daniel Simon’s ultimate “Robocar,” for which Michelin has been developing an exclusive solution.
Which will use next-generation
Michelin road tyres are to be used in the series. Of course, in secrecy at its testing facilities and by sharing over 125 years of its knowledge with Roborace.
Roborace collaborates with the greatest manufacturers and suppliers in the world to push the boundaries of autonomous development. When the Roborace series debuts, the tyres will be crucial.
Because they must be able to handle
the speeds and demands of a brand-new racing format. The main objective of the series is to develop software and hardware that will hasten the release of driverless technology that will benefit the end user. As such, the tyres must also be suitable for use on ordinary road cars.
Hence, these cars are being developed by the use of DevBot.
For the reason, as to allow teams of experts. Of course, to join ranks and develop the software. Including software and experience of hardware. Thus, that could be used in conjunction with developing the “Robocar”.
Unlike the Robocar. The DevBot has a cabin that can be driven by a human. Hence, or a computer. Allowing teams to fully understand how the car thinks. Also, and feels on a racetrack alongside the comprehensive real-time data.