State of the art in-car video & data

Designed for motorsport, trackdays, and vehicle testing, Racelogic's Video VBOX in-car video system combines a digital video recorder with up to four bullet camera inputs, a real-time graphic overlay, stereo audio and a 10Hz or 20Hz GPS data logger in a single, powerful package.

Essential in driver analysis and vehicle development

GPS enhanced video is fast becoming essential in analysing and improving the performance of both race driver and vehicle. VideoVBOX is widely regarded as one of the best in-car video and data systems available, with high video and graphics quality, flexibility, accuracy, ease of use, and reliability. To see how easy it is to fit and use the VideoVBOX, please take a look at this demo video.

Whatever your level, VideoVBOX not only produces exciting onboard video footage, but also allows you carry out in-depth driver and vehicle analysis, using Racelogic's powerful yet simple to use Circuit Tools software.

VideoVBOX records the graphically enhanced video to an SD card which can then be played on all common media players and uploaded to YouTube without conversion. GPS data is synchronised with the video footage at source for easy analysis.

Video VBOX Screenshot

Multiple camera angles and overlaid graphical data give you much more information about your driving and the vehicle's performance, allowing you to improve both areas with one tool.

Also, VideoVBOX is the only system with a built-in 'tank circuit' which protects your recorded data during power drop outs such as engine cranking.

Video VBOX is designed and manufactured in the UK by RACELOGIC Ltd., an ISO 9001 company, and Queen's Award for Enterprise Winner 2007.

What technology is behind Video VBOX?

The design of Video VBOX is based on the industry leading VBOX GPS data logger, which is used by almost every motor and tyre manufacturer in the world for their test and development.

Video VBOX is a rugged, reliable and powerful solution to recording in-car video and data.

Racelogic have years of experience of making dependable test equipment for the automotive industry, and have a large, experienced technical support team.

Features

Two or four camera inputs with user configurable Picture-in-Picture
High resolution cameras (580L Sony HQ1 chipset)
MPEG-4 video format (1 hour ~ 2Gbytes on high quality setting)
24 bit colour graphics with per pixel Alpha blending
Built-in VBOX GPS data logger which updates 10 or 20 times a second
Internal 1200mAh 'tank circuit' for reliability
Locking connectors
4Gbyte SD HC card supplied with each kit
Fully customisable graphics
Fully automatic recording when moving
Start/Stop override button
'LineSnap' predictive lap timing when used with OLED display

Predictive Lap Timing

Award winning Video VBOX Predictive Lap Timing

Racelogic's unique 'LineSnap' predictive lap timing feature, available when an OLED display is connected to Video VBOX, gives drivers a real time graphical indication of how their current lap compares to their best lap.

Based on GPS position rather than distance covered, the predictive lap time is accurate to 0.1s even around long circuits such as the Nurburgring.

This is a useful feature for drivers in understanding how different lines and driving styles compare against their best times. Find out more here.

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Latest News

Racelogic at Autosport '12 - a Great Start to the Season

“Wow! That’s incredible!” is how Ross Loram began his email reply when he was told he had been selected at random from the 333 Autosport competition entries as the winner of a two camera Video VBOX Lite. Having worked on a shoestring budget to race in the Quaife Intermarque League, Ross was ecstatic that he will now be able to improve both driver and vehicle performance with his new Video VBOX.

Three happy competition winners was just the icing on the cake for what turned out to be Racelogic’s busiest ever show.

Vintage muscle still going strong

Australian Motorsport legend John Bowe celebrates his 40th year of racing in style by winning the Touring Car Masters in his '69 Mustang at the last round of the series at Homebush.

Using his Video VBOX supplied by VBOX Australia to give him an edge, Bowe took two race wins at the New South Wales circuit.

Racing the ghost car

Does predictive lap timing really help improve your driving? Track Driver Magazine put it to the test at the Britcar-24

“I’m hooked” isn’t something you’d expect to hear from a life-long motorsport fanatic with instant access to the latest analysis systems, but that is exactly how Jim Cameron from Track Driver Magazine summed up his experience of using our Predictive Lap Timer.

Putting our award winning system to the test in their MX-5 at Silverstone’s Britcar-24, Jim and his team were amazed at its ‘ruthless accuracy’ - coming to rely on the device to instantly evaluate different racing lines and techniques to help shave off fractions of a second and maintain consistency during the endurance race.

Racelogic win two of motorsport's most prestigious awards

Predictive Lap Timing device wins both the PMW Technology of the Year and MSA Gadget of the Year Awards 2011

The concept of predictive lap timing is not new, but until very recently racing drivers have found the traditional methods of comparing laps based on rolling distance or time too inaccurate to rely on. So the Buckingham based company designed a driver display that uses high accuracy GPS position to predict laps in real time – an innovation that has earned Racelogic not one, but two of motorsport’s most prestigious awards.