1.3kg total mass
Gorilla Glass, simOS or SimHub
4 + 15 + 4 across the top
Shifters, clutches, option paddles
Up to eight modes per encoder
GSI warranty, handled here in Melbourne
Quick release is not included. Artemis works with any wheelbase that provides force feedback, using the quick release that matches your base. Talk to us if you are unsure which one you need.
Artemis is GSI's latest wheel, built without compromise. Every component has been selected and engineered around performance, from the materials and controls to the electronics and construction.
290mm wide and 1.3kg, with six ball-bearing paddles, six thumb encoders and three mode-select rotaries. Critical race information is presented on a 4.3 inch display protected by Gorilla Glass, paired with 4+15+4 telemetry LEDs.
Runs on simOS or SimHub. See the full GSI range or browse all steering wheels.
GSI describe Artemis as built without compromise, with every component selected and engineered around performance, from the materials and controls through to the electronics and construction.
The complete six-paddle set ships on every wheel: shifters, clutches and top option paddles. Nothing extra to buy.
GSI spent nearly two years developing it.
The numbers
Wheel diameter, sized for speed, feedback and responsiveness.
Total weight, for detailed force feedback and fidelity.
Telemetry LEDs in a 4 + 15 + 4 layout across the top.
Ball-bearing shifters, clutches and option paddles, all included.
290mm wide and just 1.3kg. GSI have engineered every layer to act as one solid construction under demanding race conditions.
Weight matters on a direct drive base. A lighter rim means the forces you feel are the ones the base is sending, not the ones the wheel is adding.
Shifters, clutches and top option paddles all use GSI's latest V4 design. Ball bearings give smooth actuation with no play, season after season.
The CEMS V4 shifters run N52 magnets, HALL sensors and ball bearings, so the pull stays consistent. Every paddle is fitted at the factory. There is nothing further to buy.
Six thumb encoders, the most on any GSI wheel. They sit beside three mode-select rotaries that swap entire control banks on the fly with UltraLink.
Each encoder carries up to eight modes. One push and turn re-maps the whole control surface, so a single control can cover brake bias, traction control, ABS and engine maps. Two status icons and a fuel indicator handle the must-know conditions.
A 4.3 inch display carries your critical race information. Alongside it sit 23 telemetry LEDs in a 4 + 15 + 4 layout, keeping every signal in your periphery.
Dash layouts are built in simOS or SimHub. Backlit buttons and full colour LED telemetry mean you read the wheel rather than hunt for information.
The interchangeable QR and hub adapter plate allows Artemis to more easily mount to any wheel base, removing the need for disassembly.
Connect to your quick release and wheel base of choice via the integrated USB-C connector. The quick release decides fit, so check which one your base takes before ordering, or ask us and we will confirm it for you.
What sets it apart
The complete six-paddle set ships on every wheel: shifters, clutches and top option paddles.
Up to eight modes per encoder through simOS, so one control can cover far more than one function.
N52 magnets, HALL sensors and ball bearings throughout, engineered by GSI for longevity and a consistent pull.
Interchangeable quick release and hub adapter, so Artemis mounts to any wheelbase without disassembly.
Integrated USB-C connector links to your quick release and wheelbase of choice.
Choose from three options to map the Artemis control scheme your way. No additional customisation service required.
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Quick release sold separately. Specifications supplied by Gomez Sim Industries.
Quick release sold separately. Artemis works with any wheelbase that provides force feedback, using the quick release that matches your base.
The quick release decides fit, not the base. Artemis uses a 70mm interchangeable adapter plate, so it mounts to any wheelbase once you have the right quick release. Some bases need their own specific one, so check before ordering, or ask us and we will confirm it for you.
Yes. Every Artemis ships with all six paddles fitted: shifters, clutches and top option paddles. There is nothing further to buy.
Artemis runs simOS, GSI's free software for their wheels. simOS 3.0 introduces UltraLink, which lets a single encoder handle up to eight functions. You are not tied to it. GSI wheels run on either simOS or SimHub, and the GSI Companion plugin brings the same control and configuration into SimHub, so you can stay with whichever app you already use.
Three options: Preset (UV printed), Hybrid (UV and labels) and Custom (labels). GSI note that no additional customisation service is required for any of them. Replacement legends are available on request, and you can switch to a different legend type after delivery for a fee.
They are the two colourways GSI offer for Artemis.
GSI's input mapping system. Each of the three mode-select rotaries can carry up to eight modes, so a single push and turn re-maps the entire control surface. In practice it means one encoder can cover brake bias, traction control, ABS and engine maps rather than needing a separate control for each.
GSI's shifter system, using N52 magnets, HALL sensors and ball bearings. GSI state that the result is a pull that remains consistent, and that every magnet, sensor and bearing is engineered by them rather than sourced off the shelf.
Yes. The 4.3 inch display is customisable through simOS or SimHub.
Estimated dispatch is October. Pre-orders are dispatched in the order they are received, and we will contact you directly if the estimate moves.
24 months, covering defects in materials and workmanship. As an Australian reseller, SimRigs handles warranty claims here in Melbourne. Nothing goes overseas and you are not waiting on offshore support.
Once demo stock lands we will have Artemis set up at our Melbourne showroom and the SimRigs Sim Centre. Get in touch and we will let you know when it is available to try.








