Second-Life Aim SmartyCam 3 GP

The SmartyCam 3 GP is purpose-built for harsh motorsport environments, eliminating the seasick “wave effect” of standard cameras with its global shutter CMOS sensor that handles engine vibrations at high RPM. It features a coaxial bullet cable with enhanced electromagnetic noise protection, an integrated CAN bus hub with dedicated ports for bullet cam, video output, GPS, and expansion, plus an optional CAN ECU connection for direct access to ECU data via Aim protocols.

Designed in machined aluminium and sealed to IP67 standards, the SmartyCam 3 GP withstands extreme weather and vibrations, while sound recording can be improved with an external mic. Paired with free Race Studio 3 software, users can easily split and compare laps for detailed video analysis and performance review.

Using Race Studio 3, you can configure your video overlays in a virtually infinite variety of ways: add your logo and the track map, choose your graphical objects from a list of pre-determined sets or even single objects from different sets.

The Aim SmartyCam 3 GP features a video output with an SD interface. It allows you to send the video/audio directly to wherever you choose, for example your pit crew, at 30 or 60fps.

From speed, RPM and lap number, to gear shifts and much more, data can be read from all possible sources. From GPS; track map and vehicle position as well as speed, lap and split times, or from an Aim logger; RPM, throttle, engaged gear, acceleration, temperatures, pressures can be recorded as well.

Containing a full internal datalogger, all data received from the CAN bus and from the internal sensors are recorded in .mp4 files produced at the end of your test, your SD (or MSD) card contains all the information you need for a deep data analysis.

Other HD cameras often chase higher pixel counts which leads to huge file sizes without much real benefit. The SmartyCam 3 GP is different: it uses smart H.264 compression settings that keep the video quality you need while keeping file sizes small. This means you can quickly download and review footage at the track for data analysis, instead of dealing with huge cinematic files that look pretty but slow you down.

Choose between three file quality levels: One hour recording = 4GB (high quality), 2GB (normal quality) or 1.5GB (lower quality).

The SD card housing on the Aim SmartyCam 3 GP is 100% protected from air and weathering.
SD cards sold separately.