A script takes the Pi directly into desktop mode when [sentdex] starts the car. His main goals for the project were setting up a dash cam and communicating with the OBD computer.

This hack from [Greg Matthews] does just that, using a Raspberry Pi, a OBD-II Consult reader and an LCD screen to create a digital dash that can run alongside (or in front of ) your old-school ...

A developer called Paul Slocum has created a digital dashboard for his 1997 Honda using a Raspberry Pi that gets information from OBD2 and then displays it on a 3.5-inch Waveshare IPS GPIO screen. ...

The Raspberry Pi is fantastic for this task. It’s small enough that it’s easy to hide, and powerful enough to handle simple telemetry, dash-cam recording, GPS, and more.

Have an older, pre-OBD-II car, but still want a fancy data screen ? DIYer 240SF on YouTube figured out how to use a Raspberry Pi to add a digital dis ...