About Braketrax
Bridging Legacy and Modern Brake Testing
Braketrax is an R&D project developing and validating adaptive measurement technology for retrofit integration into existing roller brake tester infrastructure. The project is currently in the experimental development phase.
The Braketrax platform (DAS-882) is a functional hardware prototype under active development. Current research focuses on validating measurement performance across heterogeneous mechanical configurations in real-world environments.
Our History
The Braketrax project emerged from long-term field experience with roller brake tester deployments across diverse operational environments. The accumulated empirical knowledge of mechanical degradation patterns, sensor heterogeneity, and calibration challenges across legacy installations forms the research foundation of the current R&D project.
About the Founder
Braketrax is developed by an electrical and computer engineer based in Vienna, Austria, with over 18 years of direct engineering experience in the design, firmware development, and field deployment of brake force measurement systems in officially regulated vehicle inspection environments. The project draws on empirical knowledge of heterogeneous legacy configurations as its primary research foundation.