Speedgoat is continuously sponsoring great student projects that address technological and scientific challenges. Together with our partners, we are at the forefront of technology and are driving innovation through intelligent engineering and out-of-the-box thinking. We strive to accelerate technological and scientific breakthroughs for the benefit of future generations.
Together with MathWorks we provide the hardware and software to help our teams reach their goals. Our sponsoring package includes Speedgoat real-time target machines fully integrated with MathWorks Simulink® and Simulink Real-Time™ software. In addition to the provided hardware, we offer sponsored teams trainings focused on real-time testing workflows, Rapid Control Prototyping (RCP) and Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing.
“The Speedgoat system worked out of the box. There were no hurdles in installation and we were up and running with it immediately.[...]Speedgoat systems allowed us to focus on control systems design instead of wasting time with ECU development." Fabian Zeil, Head of Electrics, GreenTeam Uni Stuttgart
“The Speedgoat system worked out of the box. There were no hurdles in installation and we were up and running with it immediately.[...]Speedgoat systems allowed us to focus on control systems design instead of wasting time with ECU development."
Fabian Zeil, Head of Electrics, GreenTeam Uni Stuttgart
Supporting Formula Student teams to master model-based design, controller design, and testing since 2016
Building Hyperloop pods to revolutionize terrestrial transportation
Accelerating hybrid powertrain testing for the new FVA30 aircraft
Real-time simulation and control of high-performance all-electric autonomous racing cars
Designing, prototyping, and testing control systems for Formula Student racing cars
The Technical University of Munich (TUM) Hyperloop team managed to set a new speed record with their pod IV.
Two Formula student teams share how they use a Speedgoat real-time target machine in their testing setup
Developing and testing a torque vectoring system using a racecar’s digital twin
In this interview, Erin talks about women in technology, North American Formula Student competitions, and competing against universities from all over the world.
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