Hack My Ride
summary
A Triumph Speed Triple is retrofitted with hobby hardware to stream vehicle telemetry: a Pycom-style board running MicroPython with accelerometer and GPS wakes on movement and sends a low-power Sigfox GPS theft alert, while a Machina board with automotive interfaces listens to engine CAN and a Raspberry Pi aggregates edge data and posts it to the cloud. Simple Arduino LCD gauges replace bulky clusters. Telemetry-to-cloud is working; the larger race-team dashboard and some integrations remain under development.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:32Define Hacking
- 3:01Geek Triple Triumph Speed Triple 2009
- 8:59Low Power Wide Area Network - LPWAN
- 11:214D Systems LCD-220 RD Round intelligent LCD display
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