MOBILE CAPTURE

Every useful comparison
starts with a run.

Bring the sensor, engine and dyno together in the native mobile app. Capture the roller signal, review the run and save it with its context.

THE MEASUREMENT WORKFLOW

From roller pulse
to reviewable run.

The optical sensor streams pulse timing over Bluetooth. PowerLab uses the configured measurement pipeline to produce RPM and derived performance views.

  • Compatible optical sensor and bench configuration
  • Native Bluetooth capture
  • RPM, gear-shift and run review
  • Save with engine, vehicle and dyno context
Power and torque depend on the dyno configuration and calibration. Timestamp resolution is not the same as a guaranteed system accuracy.

App interface example · tap to enlarge

BUILT FOR THE TESTING CYCLE

Keep the run useful.

01

Configuration with context.

Keep the engine, car and dyno details available when you return to the run.

02

Review before moving on.

Open the session detail, inspect curves and view the distribution of RPM readings.

03

Recoverable saving.

Keep runs in a local session journal and resume uploads when needed.

The car. The engine. The run.

RC POWERLAB

The car. The engine. The run.

Capture with the mobile app and keep the testing context alongside your measurements.

HOW POWERLAB WORKS

From the rollers
to your next decision.

Capture at the bench. Keep the run with its context. Come back to the evidence before you adjust.

Configure car and dyno → run on rollers → capture sensor pulses on mobile → calculate performance → save session → review and compare, then adjust and test againConfigure car and dyno → run on rollers → capture sensor pulses on mobile → calculate performance → save session → review and compare, then adjust and test again

Bluetooth recording uses the mobile app. Power and torque depend on the configured dyno and calibration. The browser reviews saved runs.

Now, look closer.

See what you can learn from the saved run.

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