Board Speed Calculation Engine

Board Speed Calculation Engine MCP Connector for Claude

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Simulate terminal velocity and acceleration for kiteboarding equipment.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides high-fidelity physical simulations for kiteboarding performance. It allows AI agents to calculate the terminal velocity of a rider by balancing kite power against drag forces. Users can generate detailed acceleration curves, evaluate speed potential against industry records, and compare how changes in mass or drag coefficient impact performance. Use calculate_terminal_velocity to find maximum stable speeds or generate_acceleration_curve to visualize speed build-up over time.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_terminal_velocity

Determines the maximum stable speed the rider can achieve under specific conditions

compare_equipment_configurations

Analyzes how changing a specific variable (like fin size or board shape) affects the maximum speed

evaluate_speed_potential

Compares the current setup against theoretical industry speed records to determine performance tiers

generate_acceleration_curve

Provides a data set representing how speed builds up over time from a standstill

See how to talk to your AI agent using Board Speed Calculation Engine.

What is the terminal velocity for 500N kite power, 80kg weight, 0.05 drag, and glass water?

The terminal velocity is 141.42 m/s.

Is a speed of 45 m/s considered good for a professional kiteboarder?

A speed of 45 m/s is categorized as Elite performance.

How much speed do I lose if I increase my drag coefficient from 0.05 to 0.07?

Increasing the drag coefficient to 0.07 results in a speed reduction of 12.35 m/s.

You can use the `calculate_terminal_velocity` tool by providing your kite power in Newtons, your total weight in kilograms, the board's drag coefficient, and the water roughness multiplier.

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