Ibeji - Project Update
summary
Freya is a cloud-sync companion to Eclipse Ibeji that implements a Cartographer + emitter architecture and a customizable mapping service. The live demo connects to Azure Digital Twins (sample connector) and two in-vehicle veggies: one with Ambient Air Temperature and Hybrid battery remaining, the other using interior temperature and battery percent in Fahrenheit. Freya detects mapping work, emits temperature and battery values, converts units (F→C), and syncs both vehicles to a single canonical cloud model; mapping currently uses name‑matching and the code is cloud‑agnostic in the Ibeji repo.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Name origin Freya
- 2:13Project goals
- 3:37Freya architecture
- 6:08Freya components deep dive
- 9:25Live demo setup
- 11:15First vehicle sync
- 14:53Second vehicle config
- 17:03Key takeaways
- 19:31Team and roadmap
- 20:03Q&A
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