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Excited about this. I've been looking for something like this for a while. Tried a couple of different types of OBD-II adapters from Ebay, but trying to get dat
by kchhina 9y ago
Excited about this. I've been looking for something like this for a while. Tried a couple of different types of OBD-II adapters from Ebay, but trying to get data from them over bluetooth or wifi was just a pain. Panda with a direct interface to my laptop will enable me to get all the information I've been trying to get from the OBD-II port of my car, specifically steering angles, acceleration and braking. Using them together with feeds from a couple of cameras, and some interesting applications can be hacked together.
- cr0sh 9y agoLook into PLX Devices Kiwi 3 - probably one of the best out there, if not the best. I tried the el-cheapo interfaces, and it was hit or miss with my vehicles. So I said "f-it" and dropped the coin for the original wired Kiwi, and that worked perfectly. When they announced the Kiwi 3 kickstarter, I jumped on that with funding, and it works great - but with Bluetooth; it's a quality device. You get what you pay for.
- ljf 9y agoOdd - I got the cheapest odb2 I could find on ebay and never had any issues with it over Bluetooth using the Torque app for android.
- kchhina 9y agoI was able to use the "apps" to get obd2 data's. What I wanted to do is get acceleration, steering and breaking data and along with feeds from two cameras try to train deep learning models. Getting that working over Bluetooth or wifi was a pain due to poor documentation.
- ljf 9y agoCool - but since Torque can present that data for a whole range of ODB2 dongles, it must be achievable? Maybe reach out to those guys or reverse engineer their app?