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The project was shared as part of a talk at Graz Linux Tage. You can find it here, unfortunately it is only available in German https://media.ccc.de/v/glt26-68
by moooo99 5mo ago
The project was shared as part of a talk at Graz Linux Tage. You can find it here, unfortunately it is only available in German
https://media.ccc.de/v/glt26-688-c-its-mit-einem-esp32-ampeln-straenbahnen-und-autos-tracken https://media.ccc.de/v/glt26-688-c-its-mit-einem-esp32-ampel...
- RobotToaster 5mo agoIs there a link to the hardware they mention in the description?
- Maxious 5mo agoThey built their own circuit board but the core module that does the 802.11p is just a ESP32-C5
- RobotToaster 5mo agoYes, I understand that. The translation makes it sound like they have published the software and design, or are somehow making boards available. >To improve coverage, we need your support! We have built a board with *ESP32-C5* and *PoE* that allows you to capture *C-ITS* packages yourself, and provide us for our face-up card, or process it yourself. Edit: found it, https://codeberg.org/opentrafficmap https://codeberg.org/opentrafficmap
- refulgentis 5mo agoPastebin here containing AI-generated English translation, LGTM: https://pastebin.com/fK5Atwzg https://pastebin.com/fK5Atwzg
- localhostinger 5mo agoHappy to see this popping up here, I watched the Linux Tage talk last week. The demo just kept getting better and better, to a point where the audience just interruptively cheers and claps away. I know nothing about the contents, but this warmed my heart. True hacker project!