Formula 1 innovation is amongst the most forward-thinking in the world. But, what if the same technology that powers open-wheels on the track at 200mph, can power innovation in other industries everywhere. Enter: McLaren Applied Technologies (MAT). From sensors, to software, to electrical engineering and testing 5G technology, MAT with Dell Technologies are revving up for the digital future.
MAT drives better patient outcomes in stroke recovery, monitoring their progress using the same smart sensors that power their F1 endeavors. Predictive analytics and biometric data—deployed, secured, managed and supported by Dell Technologies—help MAT provide a host of game-changing innovations in healthcare.
The McLaren Group needs to ensure high performance for its data center technologies to power critical business applications and data analysis solutions. The Group relies on McLaren IT to support the growth and speed of innovation across its businesses and to deliver high-performance data center technologies to power critical business applications used by thousands of its global employees.
In the F1 world, it’s all about maximising race performance, but in healthcare it could be recovering from a surgical procedure, managing a disease or weight loss.
Formula 1 racing is the ultimate human-machine partnership. Every driver is like an engineer, making split-second decisions based on the data from over 200 sensors that generate over 13,000 pieces of information. It’s powered by high performance data-center storage and server solutions from Dell Technologies.
To solve the world's most pressing challenges, the brilliant minds at Draper use breakthrough engineering, with Dell Technologies as their partner and the foundation for their innovation.
The American Red Cross relies on precise technology to save lives and provide relief to those who need it most.
