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With that being said, everything that they have chosen to display is large, and clearly visible. I do like how everything stands out.
University of New South Wales: Sunswift
Here's an old Sunswift telemetry screen from pre2010-2016 2013 that I found sitting around on Google Code.
Ittheir Bitbucket. Their last commit was in 2014, and the project is listed under their deprecated projects, so I'm pretty sure this is no longer what they use. It's a native application called Scanalysis written using the Python GTK bindings.
One feature that Scanalysis supposedly has is the ability to follow display a strategy (ie. a speed profile calculated by their optimizer). Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find a public repository containing an implementation of their strategy optimization algorithms, but Scanalysis will parse a strategy file and track:
- the actual and calculated power consumption of the solar car
- the actual and calculated array power
- the actual and calculated battery state of charge
This system also allows the speed profile file to be edited manually by the user, if they want to simulate the effect of running at a particular speed profile.
Delft University of Technology
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