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CarSim simulates Vehicle.Speed and Vehicle.Acceleration
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@mikehaller will something still happen here? Sall we keep or can we close? |
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Is this one still interesting @mikehaller. If so it should better be added to https://github.com/eclipse-kuksa/kuksa-incubation after migration is finished |
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Yes, thanks for mentioning |
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if this goes to incubation, it should be refactored to use the python sdk instead of hand-feeding the (now deprecated) GRPC API. I think this sounds more scary than it is, because in fact a lot less code will be needed |
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An example implementation for Kuksa which simulates a vehicle's speed, acceleration and wheel based on a basic phyiscal model (the Bicycle model).
It's supposed to "randomly" update the vehicles speed and gps position.
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