Drivon

Drivon is a car-telemetry platform built from the ground up: Drivon Link (the in-car ESP32-class unit reading OBD-II/CAN with onboard GNSS + motion sensing), Drivon Dash (live gauges, maps, trips and fault-code decoding in the browser), a configurable car-emulator dongle for developing at the desk without a vehicle — and Drivon Core, the open-source Arduino C++ library at the heart of it all, released under MIT. Drivon Core reads a car and pushes telemetry in about fifteen lines of sketch, with a hardware abstraction layer so the same code runs on off-the-shelf hardware today and Drivon hardware tomorrow. Its networking is road-proven: plain-HTTP pushes that survive weak cellular, cached DNS, and a dedicated network core so a stalled car bus can never kill connectivity.