Electric motorization for Formula Student, the Shell Eco-marathon and research platforms
Rage Mechanics designs motors, controllers, batteries and telemetry tools in Lyon for engineering schools, student teams and laboratories building a vehicle or robotic base.
What student teams and laboratories experience
A student team renews almost entirely every year and yet must deliver a reliable vehicle by a fixed competition date.
Off-the-shelf components are often closed and impossible to tune, or designed for automotive use and out of budget range.
A laboratory needs a platform from which it can read and log all data, not a black box.
What Rage brings to schools and laboratories
Controllers compatible with the industry's benchmark tuning tool, batteries with communicating BMS, telemetry to exploit every test, and bench or track testing to validate the powertrain before competition.
| Project | What Rage provides |
|---|---|
| Electric Formula Student | On study: controllers, BMS, telemetry |
| Shell Eco-marathon | Motor, controller, telemetry |
| Research platform (test vehicle) | Complete chain, data accessible via CAN bus |
| Mobile robot base | Wheel motors, dual controller, battery |
| Inspection robot | Motors, controller, BMS on CAN bus |
| Motor test bench | Controller and telemetry |
For a research project or a competition team, we also design dedicated controllers, featuring the inputs, outputs and data logs your platform requires.
Two records set on track
We have not yet published a project carried out with a school.
Like student teams, we aim for measured performance: top speed for the RM-X, 24-hour range for the Systemics Tuk-Tuk.
Submit your project request
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A machine to motorize?
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