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There might already be a foundation here for sending it to something like Home Assistant or anything that supports MQTT! |
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This can certainly be done. I would need to do more research on using Bluetooth or WiFi to send commands while the app is running in the background. Once that’s handled, sending the data to a server should be straightforward. |
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Amazingly fast response, thank you. As an aside my use-case for this is to try and move away from the Hyundai / Kia Home Assistant integration with relies on the Bluelink service which is cloud based and ... very poor and also periodically goes down. It wouldn't be a complete replacement as the Bluelink service can collect information from the car at any time (regardless if it's started or I'm near it, etc) but at least a "local" solution like this would be more reliable and not subject to being blocked if they decide to disallow 3rd party access. |
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Glad to hear it makes sense! I’ll take a crack at this over the weekend. What kind of data are you most interested in? Trouble codes, monitor tests, or anything specific? |
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Whatever I can get honestly. I'm a data nerd and love integrating things in to Home Assistant to come up with helpful automations. We just got an EV (Hyundai Ioniq 5) so state of charge of the main battery (to remind me to charge), 12v (to watch for failure / replacement), mileage (to remind me of service milestones), speed stats (just for fun), trouble codes, or whatever else I can get. Not sure if it's possible to get locks / door states? I haven't used ODBII devices outside of just reading basic trouble codes with a cheap USB unit. |
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Potentially some other neat data here too but more for fun later. |
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I'm looking for a solution that will allow me to collect near real time or even periodic data from an ODB2 device and send it to a central server, ideally Home Assistant.
Curious if there is interest in exploring that an a feature or if anyone knows of another project that already does this for iOS. I have found torque but that app only exists for Android.
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