An open-source operating system that upgrades driver assistance systems in 300+ supported cars.
openpilot is an open-source operating system for robotics that upgrades the driver assistance systems in over 300 supported vehicles. It replaces or enhances existing advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) with more capable, customizable software. The project treats driving as a robotics problem, providing a platform for both end-users and developers to improve vehicle automation.
Automotive enthusiasts, researchers, and developers interested in open-source vehicle automation, ADAS customization, or robotics operating systems. It's also for users of supported cars who want to upgrade their factory driver-assistance features.
openpilot offers a community-driven, transparent alternative to proprietary ADAS, with extensive vehicle support and a strong safety engineering focus. Unlike closed systems, it allows customization, data control, and direct contribution to its development.
openpilot is an operating system for robotics. Currently, it upgrades the driver assistance system on 300+ supported cars.
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Supports over 300 car models with detailed compatibility lists and hardware guides, making it widely accessible for upgrades.
Follows ISO26262 guidelines with rigorous software and hardware-in-the-loop testing, ensuring high standards for automotive safety.
Open-source with active Discord community, bounties for contributors, and multiple prebuilt branches for stability and feature experimentation.
Allows users to disable data collection if desired, providing more control over personal data compared to proprietary ADAS systems.
Requires a comma four device and specific car harness, adding significant cost and setup complexity; alternative hardware is not plug-and-play.
Labeled as alpha quality software with no warranty, and users must indemnify comma.ai, posing real legal and safety risks in case of failures.
Primarily tied to comma.ai hardware, with community-driven support that may lack responsiveness for critical issues compared to OEM solutions.
openpilot is an open-source alternative to the following products:
GM Super Cruise is General Motors' hands-free driver assistance system for compatible highways, using LiDAR mapping and real-time monitoring.
Ford BlueCruise is a hands-free highway driving assistance system available in certain Ford and Lincoln vehicles.
An advanced driver-assistance system developed by Tesla that provides features like adaptive cruise control, lane centering, and self-parking.