ESP32 Car Dashboard/Controller

Hello, in this project I used the T-Display S3 (ESP32) development board to make this controller for electric vehicles (car dashboard), one gauge can show speed, another can show RPM and current gear, there are also indicators for direction, brake, headlights. Below you can find code so feel free to use it for your own electric car bike...

I used Arduino IDE and whole code fits is single .ini file, what is interesting is that whole design is made of simple lines, rectangles, circles, archs. Pure tft_espi library, without images, fany fonts and other tricks. Thank you Bodmer for all updates.

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#Arduino , #ESP32, #CarGauge, #cardashboard

[ojuleko]

Not gonna lie, I don't think I would've understood this device if it wasn't for the demonstration at the beginning. Thank you.

[nikthefix]

This has got to be one of the best yet! You put the fun in bare metal and silicon.

So much credit, as always, to Bodmer, Moononournation, Lovyan, LVGL team and the community at large - getting larger by the day thanks to videos like this and the diligent creativity of Liligo, Makerfabs etc...

(Microswitches as pedals! Very imaginative - and you drive stick. POT steering wheel using a conical alloy pulley? - leather trim naturally, and there must be room for a mini airbag - domed speaker that throws talc in your face when you stick 12V DC thru it).

[TeoMaragakis]

You have a special talent for LCD UIs. Great job!

[TinyMaths]

The audio effects at the beginning were top notch!🤣
Anyway, I love the design; so clean!

[ssahcor]

Volos, thanks to your videos I managed to do it. Thank you for your attention. Big Hug.

[tylerhorn]

This would be awesome in a scale rc cockpit, thank you!

[anispinner]

Thanks for the ride... I think I'm gonna walk the next 300 miles on my own 😄

[thefpvmvp]

I've been searching for this very thing for years!!! I work with live video transmission of the first person dashboard view inside of radio controlled cars.. If I can get it to work for myself I'm going to donate you a gallon or maybe two of coffee! You don't even know how excited I am about this! Thank you so so much!

[michaeldiamond]

Brilliant, as usual! Not only are your graphics beautiful, but the whole concept is so unusual and imaginative. I'm sure your students have a great time in your class!

[petros]

Hey Volo! Thank you for mentioning me, I completed my Project some time go. My idea was to make some nice Gauge for automotive usage & CAN Bus.

Anyway, Im stunned with what you came up! Verry good job!!!

[JohnCookNet]

Ditto to many comments. Very cool and practical implement. I think it will influence many students to the STEM community.

[ByteNoMore]

Relly beautiful graphics made out of simple figures. Thats computer art.

[manukalias]

8:14 Loved your expressions,
We all love being child again 👍🏼

[SMoto]

Excellent! I'm planning a custom gauge cluster for my motorcycle, and this is a great addition to the links/knowledge I'm gathering. Thank you for sharing the video and files!

[jimmym]

What a great digital analog meter😍. Awesome work👍

[MrAnders]

I wish I could give this video a double or triple like - it's really amazing! I'll for sure use this for inspiration for my next project - I have bought a ODB2 reader that can connect to the can-bus in my car and to the ESP32 - so that is going to be fun!

[PeterMbiria]

This is brilliant job man. I've made my own ECU already running on a Mercedes Benz and was looking for a display for my data. I'm already thinking about this on my project.

[vibrolax]

Generous guy! Thanks. I'm subscribing without even looking through your past videos.

[MirkoPavleskiMK]

I admire your creativity, thanks for sharing

[teebeeonline]

I just had bought similar board because I was inspired 😁, the amoled one is a bit expensive, I am just a beginner and a hobbyist though. Thanks for sharing and inspiring us.