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Hexagon Partners with Oracle Red Bull Racing for Speed Boost
BREAKING NEWS: Hexagon has just announced its pivotal partnership with Oracle Red Bull Racing (ORBR) to enhance their Formula 1 performance, focusing on precision that translates into speed. This collaboration aims to revolutionize how data impacts racing strategies, aiming for gains as small as a millisecond.
At a recent event at ORBR’s headquarters in Milton Keynes, Hexagon showcased cutting-edge metrology technology designed to measure critical parameters of the car, track, and weather with astonishing accuracy. In the high-stakes world of Formula 1, where milliseconds can define victory, this technology is set to provide ORBR with a competitive edge.
Hexagon’s innovative laser scanning technology, including the Leica Absolute Tracker AT960, enables the team to capture up to 1.2 million points per second. This allows for meticulous adjustments and ensures compliance with the FIA‘s strict regulations on car dimensions. Any deviation can lead to severe penalties, as highlighted by driver George Russell’s experience in Belgium 2024.
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We’re always on this endless cycle of trying to improve,”
said Jason Walker, VP of General Manufacturing at Hexagon. The technology not only ensures that the car meets the regulatory standards but also enhances its overall performance. With a focus on quality at speed, Hexagon’s solutions help ORBR reduce errors by 50% over the past two years.
The collaboration extends beyond technology; it’s a strategic partnership. As Sophia Heath, Red Bull’s Technical Recruitment Engineer, stated, “
It’s more than the tech itself; it’s the partnership.
” Hexagon engineers work alongside Red Bull to transform data into actionable insights, pushing the limits of what’s possible both on and off the track.
Hexagon’s Absolute Scanner AS1 employs advanced programming and blue-laser technology, allowing for consistent, high-speed measurements without performance loss. This precision is crucial for ensuring that every component of the car is manufactured to exact specifications, minimizing the risk of misalignment that could lead to costly penalties or disqualification.
As Formula 1 continues to evolve, the integration of Hexagon’s technology is reshaping standards within the sport. Previously, the FIA relied on traditional methods using aluminum blocks for measuring ride height, but now, with Hexagon’s advanced solutions, the focus is on achieving unprecedented accuracy.
The implications of this partnership extend far beyond immediate performance gains; they represent a fundamental shift in how teams approach data, manufacturing, and regulatory compliance in Formula 1. As the racing season heats up, all eyes will be on how these innovations will impact ORBR’s quest for championship glory.
Stay tuned for the latest updates as Hexagon and Oracle Red Bull Racing continue to push the boundaries of speed and precision in Formula 1. The race for milliseconds is on, and this partnership could redefine what it means to be a leader in the sport.
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