Scout
€1,480Per 3-day block
- One athlete, one venue
- Six instrumented descents
- Post-session debrief page
- Raw channel export on request
Slantworks Telemetry — Alpine Division
Nothing fast
is ever level
We instrument downhill athletes on the grades that actually hurt. Fourteen sensors, one board, 900 samples a second — and a readout your coach can act on before the lift ride ends.
01 — The Gradient
Slope is the only honest variable
Flat-ground testing flatters everybody. Put the same rider on a 32° face and the differences show up in the first four seconds — edge chatter, hip collapse, the half-beat of hesitation before the fall line.
32°Median test pitch
900HzSample rate
14Sensor channels
4.2sTime to signal
Every figure below is drawn from the 2025–26 winter block: 41 athletes, 6 venues, 2,180 instrumented descents.
02 — The Rig
One board. No wires you can feel.
The AX-2 pod bonds under the binding plate and disappears. Nothing hangs off the rider, nothing needs charging mid-session, and the whole array survives a season of ice impacts.
| Channel | Range | Rate | Drift / hr | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tri-axial accel | ±32 g | 900 Hz | 0.004 g | Primary edge-chatter source |
| Gyroscope | ±2000 °/s | 900 Hz | 0.11 ° | Roll fused with slope model |
| Plate strain | 0–4.5 kN | 450 Hz | 1.2 N | Four gauges, bridge-paired |
| Base thermistor | −40 to 25 °C | 4 Hz | 0.02 °C | Wax-window advisory |
| GNSS (L1/L5) | — | 20 Hz | — | 0.3 m CEP under canopy |
| Barometric | 300–1100 hPa | 50 Hz | 0.4 m | Vertical drop reconciliation |
Mass 84 g including mount. Sealed to IP68. Twelve hours of continuous logging at −18 °C.
03 — The Ledger
Six venues we keep coming back to
Each face has a personality. We characterise them once, then hold them as fixed references so a rider's numbers mean the same thing in November and in April.
R-01Kettle Face, North BowlSteep entry into a compression that punishes late edge sets. Our benchmark for reactive strength.38.4° / 1,240 m
R-02Vireo TraverseLong fall-line cruiser with a wind-scoured mid-section. Best signal for fatigue drift across a run.24.1° / 2,870 m
R-03Harrow CouloirNine metres wide at the choke. Line discipline shows up here or it does not exist.41.7° / 640 m
R-04Baird ShoulderRolling convexity — the pitch changes twice without warning. Our anticipation test.29.6° / 1,910 m
R-05Old TramlineGroomed, boring, essential. The control run every athlete repeats at the start of each block.18.2° / 3,050 m
R-06Sill Gully, upperIce by ten in the morning. Reserved for late-season technical validation only.44.9° / 480 m
04 — Voice from the hill
“It told me my left edge was late. Not my coach. The board.”
Riders get one page after each descent: a slope-normalised score, the three worst turns, and a single instruction. No dashboards, no forty-tab exports, no homework.
Turn-quality index, twelve consecutive descents, Kettle Face, March block.
05 — Programs
Book a block, not a subscription
Seasons are short and the snow decides the calendar. Every program is bought as a fixed block of instrumented days with an analyst attached.
Squad
€6,900Per 10-day block
- Up to six athletes
- Two venues, characterised
- Resident analyst on hill
- Weekly comparative ledger
Federation
On requestSeason-long
- Unlimited athletes on roster
- All six reference faces
- Custom slope normalisation
- Data held in your jurisdiction