For the 2016 season, Formula One introduced stricter regulations regarding radio communications. The engineers needed a new way to help the drivers recall the latest procedures during races. When fractions of a millisecond count, being able to remind the drivers how to act in different scenarios, mattered more than ever.

Epson’s ColorWorks label printers were the solution. The team use them to print clear colour instructions that can be quickly attached to the steering wheel and cockpit of the famous Silver Arrows in-between sessions and on the grid minutes before the race. While no longer a regulator requirement, the team continue to rely on ColorWorks where necessary.

The team transport their race kit to locations all over the globe each season. Once they arrive at a race location, there’s a very short turnaround to be race-ready. Epson’s LabelWorks printers are used to label kit components, enabling a quick and efficient pack-down and set-up each race weekend, where every saved minute is vital in staying ahead.

Epson’s versatile WorkForce Pro RIPS range of printers are used across the whole team – from the factory where they are relied on for printing documents and component assembly instructions, to the track where they're critical for the engineers and drivers.

Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team transports its race kit to over 20 countries across the globe – meaning it can be in shipping containers for up to three months. On arrival the printers need to be in perfect working order so the team can focus on the race.

There isn't always a reliable source of power trackside, but for the team, other vital equipment can take precedence as Epson WorkForce Pro RIPS printers offer lower power usage. Their efficiency also means there's no need to change the ink cartridges trackside, saving crucial time and manpower.

The Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team garage offers a unique augmented reality experience at each of the 20 Formula One™ races. Epson Moverio smart glasses bring this exciting world to life, allowing visitors to the garage to go behind the scenes and delve into one of the most technical and precise sports in the world.

Using Epson’s innovative wearable technology, people can take in the garage surroundings, while projected material is overlaid on the smart glasses. This allows them to maintain a physical reality as they discover the anatomy of a pit stop in slow motion – or find out more about the race day roles of engineering staff on the pit wall.

Moverio’s built-in camera, gyroscope, GPS and other sensors allow the software to understand the movements and surroundings of users to drive innovative experiences like never before.