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I'm developing a Driver Safety Monitoring System which is kind of small software which would be implemented inside a car with connections to few cameras. What I want to know is to implement this software inside the vehicle what kind of computer can I use? |
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www.mp3car.com has a lot of resources and information on installing computers into cars. Of course they are usually using the computers for playing music, but a computer is computer right? It's up to you to choose what software you want to run on it. |
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You're going to have to either: Contact the manufacturers of many different types of cars, and ask about what embedded computer systems they're using, and get all the specifics of their cameras and what connections you have access to. Honestly, I have no idea how its going to work, good luck. I don't think they have APIs that they just give out. Or, you can use your own hardware. But then you gotta convince people to buy your software AND your computer, AND hook up your computer and your cameras to their car. Very unlikely. |
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I am pretty sure if you want to integrate this into a current car that you don't really have choice. You are only going to have the hardware installed in the car available and you may or may not not have full access to this. If you decide to install this as stand alone software then you can use whatever hardware you want. |
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