What techology to use for car tracking in web?

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What technology I need to use for designing dashboard for car tracking (engine on, speedometer, motor temperature, etc.)?

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Iggy

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I was reseraching about interactive dashboards

Posted 30-Mar-18 22:45pm

Legro25

Updated 3-Apr-18 9:54am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2018-03-30T22:58:00

The first thing you will need is to work out your access to the data - the web stuff will come later.
Since you are talking about "real time data" that you want to monitor, you will need to research OBD interfaces: On-board diagnostics - Wikipedia[^] and then probably start looking at mobile data: A Practical Guide To Digital Data Collection - Wikibooks, open books for an open world[^] and get some hardware sorted out.

That should probably feed into a online / cloud DB (but be careful - some of it may be covered by privacy legislation so you may need to securely store it / release to authorities on request).

And then you can start looking at the client interface end which is - let's face it - the trivial bit! :laugh:

Legro25 · Answer 2 · 2018-04-03T09:55:00

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What is next step OriginalGriff after access to the data?

Posted 3-Apr-18 9:55am

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