Redline Digital Dash
An open, hackable instrument cluster for vehicles. The dashboard draws every gauge from a YAML layout, the layout is edited in a drag-and-drop editor, and everything the gauges show arrives over one bus that any hardware node can publish onto. The same binaries run on the target hardware and on a desktop.
This site is organised by who is reading it.
| Section | For | Start with |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | anyone building from source | the build recipe and a demo layout |
| Apps | people running the GUI programs | dashboard, editor, scope, switchboard |
| Nodes | people putting hardware on the bus | the table of every node and what it needs |
| Tools | people building map data on a workstation | map_build |
| Libraries | developers coding against the tree | the grouped index and each library’s page |
| Reference | lookups | runtime environment, third-party licences |
| Design notes | the reasoning behind the shape of things | dated working notes, not manuals |
| Developing | people changing the tree | build and test rules, the agent control interface, the how-tos |
The project’s motivation and the hardware it is built for are on the About page. The source is at github.com/redline-labs/digital_dashboard.