Giving F1 a tech edge
summary
Formula 1 teams describe a remote‑first workflow using TeamViewer to link trackside crew with 2,000-strong factory teams, enabling boroscope remote inspection and AR glasses for frontline mechanics and drivers. The claim: connecting devices, robots and people cuts travel and speeds feedback via digital twins. Cited impacts include a cap of 90 engineers trackside, almost 90% truck fuel‑emission cuts in cases, and an estimated 37 megatons of CO2 avoided from remote work.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00The pinnacle of motorsport
- 1:59Reflecting on the season
- 4:00Remote operations in F1
- 5:54Innovation and AR
- 9:32Sustainability and performance
- 12:17Impact beyond the track
- 15:32Looking ahead to 2023
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