From the trackers that mount in the vehicle to the platforms that put them on a live map — made for places with rough terrain, long distances, and no cell coverage.
What we make
Web platform
Where a race is watched and run. Every vehicle shows up on a live map, times are recorded as cars pass each checkpoint, and video comes in from the course. Afterward the whole event can be replayed with the telemetry alongside it.
Hardware
The unit that mounts in the vehicle. It reports over cellular where there's coverage and over a long-range radio mesh where there isn't, so cars relay each other's positions out of the canyons.
DirtTech is a small team based in Mariposa, California. We race and travel off-road ourselves, which is usually how a given feature ends up getting built — someone needed it in the field and there wasn't anything that did it.
We work with race organizations, teams, and expedition operators across the western US and Baja.
Running an event, or want to put trackers in your vehicles? Send us a note and tell us a bit about it.