A dashboard for Raspberry Pi car computers that displays real-time vehicle data from OBD2 Bluetooth devices.
Movel is a dashboard application for Raspberry Pi car computers that displays real-time vehicle data from OBD2 ports via Bluetooth devices. It visualizes metrics like RPM and throttle percentage through circular gauges, turning a Raspberry Pi into an interactive car computer display. The project solves the need for an affordable, customizable vehicle monitoring system using open-source hardware and software.
DIY enthusiasts, makers, and developers building custom car computer systems with Raspberry Pi hardware who want to monitor vehicle diagnostics in real-time.
Developers choose Movel because it provides a specialized, lightweight dashboard solution optimized for Raspberry Pi car computers with straightforward OBD2 integration. Its simple gauge-based visualization offers a focused alternative to more complex commercial telemetry systems.
Móvel - Dashboard for Raspberry pi car computer
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Supports any compatible OBD2 Bluetooth device, such as the Veepeak OBD II mentioned in the README, simplifying vehicle data connection.
Displays RPM and throttle percentage as concentric circular rings, providing a clean, at-a-glance view of critical metrics as shown in the screenshot.
Built specifically for Raspberry Pi hardware, ensuring reliable performance on embedded systems used in car computers.
Works with common OBD2 Bluetooth adapters, reducing compatibility issues and hardware costs based on the README's device examples.
Only visualizes RPM and throttle percentage, missing other useful OBD2 parameters like speed, temperature, or diagnostic codes, which restricts functionality.
The README shows a fixed gauge interface with no mention of adding new gauges or themes, limiting adaptability for diverse user needs.
Requires manual configuration on Raspberry Pi and Bluetooth pairing, which may be challenging for users without technical expertise in embedded systems.