AUTOMATIC TECHNOLOGY - AUTOCARS RUN ON MODELS

After extensive research and testing, our auto-charging and running car product has been successfully integrated into our architectural models. This process tells an intriguing story, as programming the car's path on the model was already challenging, and creating an automatic charging point proved even more difficult.

Initial Testing Challenges

When we first tested the Faller Car System technology on the model, we conducted extensive research and prototyping. However, each product features unique terrain and customer requirements—such as incorporating an F1 racing car that demands high speed—presenting distinct difficulties.

Key Design Conundrums

• How to design an F1 chassis at 1/150 scale and fully integrate the engine components

• How to make the truck's engine float on the chassis for high-speed operation without derailing the car or deviating from the preset path

The greatest challenge was enabling the car to stop and charge automatically at the precise point, eliminating the need for daily manual removal and separate charging. This forced the entire electrical systems team to work tirelessly, testing hundreds of disassembly and installation cycles to synchronize programming timing with stopping distance—ultimately solving the issue.

Ongoing Innovation

"After each product, we gain valuable experience and continue researching new technologies to benefit our customers," said the leader of Viet Model Australia's R&D team.

From Viet Model Australia Team.