Infinite scalability · Real-time location tracking · Multi-screen information display – one integrated system for managing all event operations
Module A: Infinite Scalability – Start with 20 licenses; add modules on a pay-as-you-go basis – seamless scaling of your deployment without any hassle.
This system employs a modular architecture; its basic configuration supports the simultaneous timing of up to 20 karting vehicles. When the track scale expands or large-scale events are held, operators can pay to add sensor modules and communication channels, enabling unlimited expansion of the number of vehicles supported:
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Track Size |
Recommended number of parking spaces |
System Configuration Scheme |
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Small and medium-sized market segments |
10–15 units |
20-channel base – more than enough! |
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Large-scale track |
20–30 units |
Purchase expansion modules for seamless upgrades. |
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Event-level / Multiple Venues |
30–100+ units |
On-demand overlay module – unlimited scalability |
Operators do not need to incur any additional costs upfront for "potentially additional parking spaces in the future" – the system automatically scales its capacity according to the growth of the market. Each expansion simply requires the addition of sensor modules and software licensing; there is no need to replace the main unit or rebuild the entire system.


Module B: Real-Time Location Tracking – The large screen displays the real-time position of each vehicle on the track.
Unlike basic timing systems that merely record lap times, this system uses a sensor network to capture each vehicle's track position in real time:
Real-time vehicle location overview: The backend map displays the current track segment (straightaway/curve/timekeeping point) for each vehicle in real time.
Intuitive operational scheduling tool: Staff can monitor vehicle distribution and anticipate potential congestion or rear-end collision risks without having to run along the track.
Enhanced player experience: When paired with an extended display, players can see their vehicle icon moving across the track, enhancing the immersive feeling.
The core value of this feature lies in transforming the "invisible operational landscape" into "visible data," enabling business operators to evolve from "intuitive scheduling" to "real-time data-driven management."
Module C: Multi-Screen Information Display System – Three expansion screens, each with a specific function
In addition to connecting to a computer monitor (for backend management operations), this system can also be connected to three additional display screens, each displaying different types of operational information:
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Screen Position Recommendation |
Display content |
Operational Value |
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Front Desk/Waiting Area |
Queue information (current number of people waiting, estimated waiting time) |
Manage customer expectations to reduce complaints and order cancellations. |
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Trackside/Rest Area |
Rankings (Daily/Weekly/Monthly Rankings, Fastest Lap) |
Create a competitive atmosphere to motivate players to take on challenges again and again. |
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Departure Zone/Starting Line |
Match Information (Current Round, Remaining Time/laps) |
Enable both players and staff to stay synchronized on the event's progress. |
All screen content is centrally managed by the backend; operators can switch the displayed content at any time – for example, switching from the "Daily Leaderboard" to "Real-time Results for the Current Match." Information is synchronized without delay, eliminating the need for manual operation at each screen.


Module D: Device Integration – Traffic Light + Flag Signal Screen Backend Control; Optional Printer Output for Score Reports
This system is not merely an "information publishing platform," but also a "central control hub for track equipment":
Lighting System Integration: The backend allows for the remote control of track traffic lights and a comprehensive countdown display screen, eliminating the need for manual flagging operations and enabling centralized coordination of both departure and arrival procedures.
Flag Signal Display Integration: The electronic flag signal display allows users to switch the shown flag type (Yellow Flag / Red Flag / Green Flag / Blue Flag / Grid Flag) with a single click via the backend – ideal for notifying about track abnormalities or signaling the end of a race.
Printer (Optional): After connecting the printer, you can directly print A4-sized transcripts containing information such as the player's name, lap times, ranking, and simplified track diagram – allowing players to take home a physical souvenir upon completing their experience, thereby enhancing the overall value of the experience.
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functional module |
Configuration Instructions |
commercial value |
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vehicle control |
Base plan: 20 devices; paid expansion available – no upper limit. |
Expand your track capacity without replacing the system – a one-time investment for long-term use. |
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Real-time location tracking |
The map displays the current track position of each vehicle. |
Operational scheduling visualization, proactive congestion prediction, and enhanced safety |
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Computer monitor (Background) |
1 unit – for backend management operations |
The operator has full control over all system data and enables real-time scheduling. |
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Extended Display (Optional) |
(Up to 3 devices can be connected) Queue Information / Leaderboard / Match Information |
Information synchronization, enhanced customer experience, and reduced manual communication costs |
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Traffic light and flag signal screen integration (optional) |
Centralized backend control |
Automated departure/arrival management and rapid response to track anomalies – enhancing event professionalism. |
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Printer (Optional) |
A4 Transcript Printing |
Enhance the experiential sense of ritual – free word-of-mouth marketing materials |
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Outdoor Shielded Equipment Enclosure |
standard configuration |
Protects core equipment and is designed to withstand harsh outdoor environments. |
Q1: How exactly does the "Unlimited Expansion" feature work? Does it require replacing the host machine?
A: No host unit replacement is required. When you need to add more vehicles, simply purchase additional sensor modules (one per vehicle) and the corresponding software channel license. After pairing the new modules and integrating them into your existing system, you can identify and manage the additional vehicles. The entire process is assisted by remote technical support.
Q2: Are there any specific installation distance requirements for the three additional display screens? Is the wiring complex?
The extended display is connected to the main system unit via a standard video signal cable; the transmission distance depends on the specific cable specifications, but it is suitable for all standard installation scenarios. The system comes with a recommended wiring guide; installation can be completed using standard low-voltage wiring practices, eliminating the need for complex engineering work.
Q3: Are the data for daily, weekly, or monthly rankings automatically generated or do they require manual compilation?
A: Fully automated generation. The system backend automatically aggregates performance data at predefined intervals and generates visual ranking charts. Operators simply need to configure the display rules for the leaderboard (e.g., sorting by fastest lap time or total number of laps) in the backend to publish it with a single click.


