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Milantec MK1GO

Wireless force-feedback controller.

Real force-feedback, no wheel, race anywhere.

Launching on Kickstarter – Q2 2026

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Main v4 wireless forcefeedback simracing controller, milantec mk1 GO

Be first when we go live — early access to limited early-bird tiers.

What is MK1 GO

Real Direct-Drive Force Feedback
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Real torque, real weight transfer, real FFB.

Fully Wireless
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Fast <5 ms latency with our custom wireless link.

Ultra-Portable
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A full racing wheel that fits in your backpack.

What the Sim Racing Community Is Saying

216,000+ views across our prototype posts
1,700+ upvotes from the sim racing community
250+ comments with ideas, questions, and critique

Praise from the community

A few highlights from hundreds of supportive comments

“This is my dream controller! When is this releasing?”ª

- @Gabdimension, Youtube

“Take my money!! I got truly inspired by reading your message. Amazing to see young people changing everything!!!”

— @Ratavieja, Reddit

“Gamepad design looks sick! And overall this is an amazing project… Bravo!”

— @canalaiz, Reddit

How the Community Helped Shape the MK1 GO

Real feedback that guided our next design decisions

“You might want to try conventional left/right triggers — trail braking needs both pedals accessible at once.”

— @Iamhere13270, Reddit

“Move the brake to a rear paddle so the same hand can steer and trail-brake.”

— pogann, Reddit

“Accuracy of steering with one thumb could be a limitation — a bigger wheel might help.”

— @FFS_Roger, Reddit

“Add a funky switch so we can adjust ABS/brake bias like on a real wheel.”

— @TWVer, Reddit

“This is absolutely amazing — the trucking community would LOVE this.”

— Lambor14, Reddit (328 upvotes)

How MK1 GO Works (in 30 seconds)

No drivers needed, no instalation needed, just plug in the dongle and race

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Plug in the Dongle
Controller
auto-connects
Wheel calibrates
Start racing

Who is Milantec

Milantec is a small family-built startup from Denmark, creating portable force-feedback racing controllers.

Small Family Team
We’re two brothers, our dad, and a close family friend.
And we're
 building the controller we always wished existed.
Built Because We Had To
We never planned to start a company, we just kept improving the idea until it made sense to share it.
From a Simple Problem
It started when Magnus couldn’t bring his sim rig between homes.
We just wanted a way to keep racing, anywhere.

We need you 

We’re building the world’s first fully wireless force feedback controller, but we can’t finish it alone.
Join our community to help shape the Milantec MK1 GO, test prototypes, and be the first to know when our Kickstarter launches.

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Join the Milantec Discord Server

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If you’d like to get even more involved, we’re currently looking for beta testers this winter.
We need all kinds of racers, from experienced drivers to complete beginners.
If that sounds fun, apply directly here or on our Discord.

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Apply for Beta Testing

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Want to learn more about how you can get involved?
See the full details on our Join Us page.

Milantec Development Timeline

December 2024

Enclosed proof of concept

November 2024

Proof of concept

January 2025
V1

March 2025
V2

October 2025

V4

June 2025
V3

First proof-of-concept with wired steering and pedal input, no force feedback (FFB) yet.

Milantec's first proof-of-concept with wired steering, pedal input, and green electronics case

Enclosed, wired proof-of-concept with all-new design, still no FFB.

First prototype (v1): wireless communication and new enclosure, still no force feedback.

Milantec's first wired prototype of the Milantec MK1 GO with a black 3D-printed enclosure on a desk
Second prototype of the Milantec MK1 GO simracing controller with a redesigned wireless enclosure
Hand-drawn schematic of the Milantec MK1 GO controller layout and internal wiring plan

Second prototype (v2): all new enclosure and wireless, motor added, still no force feedback.

Third prototype (v3): first wireless prototype with working force feedback, untuned, but fully functional.

Third prototype of Milantec MK1 GO held in hand, featuring wireless design and force feedback(FFB) motor
Milantec MK1 GO wireless force feedback controller prototype with steering wheel, OLED screen, and control buttons
Milantec development table with disassembled Milantec MK1 GO components, tools, and electronics

Prototype v4: fully wireless force feedback, new buttons, joystick. This is our last* major hardware iteration before beta.

Milantec MK1 GO V4 fully wireless force-feedback simracing controller with integrated steering wheel, buttons, and ergonomic handheld design.

See the future roadmap

Updated monthly

Our beta testing starts this winter, join us in shaping the milantec MK1 GO

Frequently asked questions

Got a question we haven’t answered? Reach out to us at milantecdk@gmail.com, on Discord, or through our social channels — we’d love to help :)

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