Slot Racing Club

You don’t have to be an IT professional to follow what’s happening behind the scenes — anyone can now explore how the Infinity ESC Core project evolves and what’s being built next.

Our public JIRA roadmap shows everything: current tasks, upcoming features, and even the small details that make modern Slot Racing possible. It’s an open window into how software, electronics, and racing come together — and how rules, creativity, and technology can all work in harmony.

If you’d like to go a bit deeper, we also have a Slack workspace, where you can see real-time updates from GIT and JIRA — commits, builds, and releases — as they happen.

This project aims to stay open and transparent to everyone, to inspire new ideas about what Slot Racing could become when technology supports both competition and imagination.

You’re warmly welcome to follow along — the future of Slot Racing is being written right now.

Jira

Hello Everyone!

We have been working for a few months developing software to show live results during the games and history information about everything possible. Through the Lapmaster integration, you can get the results even with a delay of 1-3 seconds on the screen of a mobile phone.

Softwares are mainly the API Gateway, i.e. the servers that collect all data from Lapmaster. Then there are HTML5 websites and the mobile software itself for Android and also for IoS. During the weekend, the API servers will be online. Docker and Kubernetes work, the firewall is still a bit against the rake. After this, we will be able to finalize the final version of the Android software and, with it, other software as well.

The technology is widely used. A little can be opened, that is, Apache Cassandra and MariaDB take care of data storage. Neo4J, ElasticSearch, Apache Flink and Apache Spark search and analyze information and trends. Apache Kafka and FluentD are handling messages between all systems and Apache NiFi comes into use when we add the AI ​​side, i.e. artificial intelligence.

Among the programming languages, PHP should be mentioned strongly in the backend, React Native handles the software on the mobile side, and ReactJS is responsible for computers and televisions as well as websites as a single package. In addition, Ruby, Javascript, Typescript, C++, Go, Lua and Python are used, and of course also Java and Kotlin.

The API supports the GraphQL and OpenApi 3.1 standards, and later maybe also the AsyncApi standard. During spring and summer we are wiser.

As for performance, Kubernetes comes from our own servers in Germany and France, i.e. at least three data centers. Our internal network operates at 25Gbits speed and the connection to the outside world is 10Gbits. If capacity is going to end, we can add new servers in minutes. No worry about that.

Ios software will be publisher during the summer or at August-September. The problem is that it requires Mac computer and personally we dont have any suitable and it will take few weeks to get one. Unfortunately our calendars are also quite full so we must also give some time for testing and also Apple needs some time to publish it in Apple Store. Android software is much faster to publish but it requires one plugin to support our new API structure so its ready at summer (or little bit earlier).

See you!

We will introduce our own new brushless motors (16000/18000/20000 kv) to the market within the next 2-3 weeks. We can start selling these to those who want them for test use in April-May at the latest. Officially, sales will start in the summer if the product is fully functional.

We will have our own models of motors from ~4000kv to 20000kv for sale at end of this year.

So you can effect product development by getting the next development version (which is RC, i.e. no longer beta. RC = Release Candidate) for your use. We will publish the measurements and pictures in the next few weeks, tentatively in mid-March.

We assume that we will have our own ESC ready for public testing already in the summer. It's something you haven't seen before, and it's designed with university experts and supports data collection plus some other features also for next era softwares (mobile applications, track controlling softwares and data collection).

More information about next era software and applications will be published later when backlog for those have been locked.