Introducing Traqmate

The low-cost, high-performance GPS Data Acquisition System.

Traqmate was designed by racers and is great for finding that last second in your laptimes. It is also great for the track day enthusiast who wants to record their day, play it back with their video, and analyze their performance to get the most out of their car.

Drop and Go - Stick a Traqmate in your car, turn it on, and collect data all day long. No sensors required.

Replay Your Day – Upload the data into Traqview. See your car on the track and your performance on the virtual dashboard.

Instant Gratification – See your lap times as they happen on the in-car display.

Share and Compare – Create virtual races with friends or with yourself from different sessions. Trade laps with your friends. Learn from them.

Easy to Use – No engineering degree required. The Traqmate Sensor Unit has one button. What could be easier? The Traqmate Display Unit is menu-driven with prompts in English. Just pick what you want – no typing, no memorizing buttons.

Analyze – Zoom in on your lap. Single step to see G loads and speed. Compare braking and acceleration points between cars and drivers. Graph data vs. time and distance.

Grow – Want even more information? Add sensors for digital, analog, and frequency inputs.

Share Your Toys – Loan your Traqmate to a friend or loan your car to a faster driver. Then compare their laps against your own. Even two drivers with equal laptimes can both learn from each other.

It Gets Better – Traqmate’s heart is a very powerful microprocessor so new features and functionality will be made available over time. Download the new software from traqmate.com, reprogram the unit, and you are good to go with new features. Ditto for Traqview, the colorful and easy-to-use Windows software will continue to advance with user-defined graphs, performance metrics, video integration, and more.

The Traqmate System has three main components – the Sensor Unit (SU) contains a high-speed microprocessor, non-volatile memory, high-resolution accelerometers, a high-sensitivity GPS receiver, and am RS-232 serial interface. The Display Unit (DU) contains a high-speed microprocessor, a bit-mapped graphic display, non-volatile memory, and a USB interface. The final component is Traqview, the innovative Windows software that allows you to view your performance in many different ways.