As he's such a shy bairn, I'll post this for him instead.
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:-O Cheers Pete! Just need to find the time to do some more on this...
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Cheers Pete! Just need to find the time to do some more on this...When I was reading your quotes I had Billy Connelly going through my head. Please tell me you sound just like him.
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:-O Cheers Pete! Just need to find the time to do some more on this...
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where does the data come from? i.e. how did you get the data into the laptop? bryce
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The data comes the ultrabook, they are fitted with a bunch of sensors as part of the ultrabook specification. The only parameter that is manually entered and required by the the BHP calculation is the vehicle and occupants weight. You will also notice that it calculates net BHP, I considered also adding coefficients of drag and drivetrain losses to allow calculation of gross BHP. Maybe in the future I will do this. Cheers,
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The data comes the ultrabook, they are fitted with a bunch of sensors as part of the ultrabook specification. The only parameter that is manually entered and required by the the BHP calculation is the vehicle and occupants weight. You will also notice that it calculates net BHP, I considered also adding coefficients of drag and drivetrain losses to allow calculation of gross BHP. Maybe in the future I will do this. Cheers,
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:-O Cheers Pete! Just need to find the time to do some more on this...
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Cheers Pete! Just need to find the time to do some more on this...
I hope you've given the nodding-head dog a high priority.
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err does the data not come from the car's computer itself? what have i misunderstood? Bryce
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The Ultrabook needs to be located in the car, I suppose (The Intel Ultrabooks already have those sensors built-in). I suppose most of the cars have no public API for their internal sensors.
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err does the data not come from the car's computer itself? what have i misunderstood? Bryce
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As Marco points out the sensors are built into the Ultrabooks. See this page: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/ultrabook-and-tablet-windows-8-sensors-development-guide/[^] It would be possible to extract some data like speed from the cars OBDII sockets, but where is the fun in that! :) (or more to the point, it was an ultrabook competition about the sensors, so...)
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Why is the picture of the Mercedes dash showing a left hand drive when Dave will have the steering wheel on the correct right hand side of the car? And why is it an automatic? Any sports car mast be a manual? Other than that, I'm still reading the article.
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showing a left hand drive
Never noticed that!
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And why is it an automatic?
I know where you are coming from, but these things are shifting so damn quick now, manually can't match it. The noise of the shift up under full acceleration is just the dogs danglies! And so is the auto-blip on deceleration...
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Dave Auld's adventures in the Ultrabook App Innovation contest are detailed here[^]. Top stuff there Dave.
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:-O Cheers Pete! Just need to find the time to do some more on this...
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Kudos Mr. Auld! :thumbsup:
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As Marco points out the sensors are built into the Ultrabooks. See this page: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/ultrabook-and-tablet-windows-8-sensors-development-guide/[^] It would be possible to extract some data like speed from the cars OBDII sockets, but where is the fun in that! :) (or more to the point, it was an ultrabook competition about the sensors, so...)
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