@brgyabai It's open source, so any PCB fab should be able to build one if you provide the GERBER files and BOM. Please contact us by e-mail (on GitHub page) if you want a link to recent shared projects, so it's easier for you to order.
RAMN emulates a network of 4 Electronic Control Units (ECUs) that communicate over a CAN or CAN-FD bus. Network traffic specifications are identical to those of PASTA.
We presented RAMN at #CCC#rc3, showing how to use open-source tools (@carlasimulator, @Scilab and BUSMASTER) to study Cruise Control algorithms and their implementation in C. Summary available here: https://t.co/10Roze4T4A
@pikoz1996 @carlasimulator@Scilab Yes, still active!
Unfortunately at the moment there is no place to order a premade PCB from, it is necessary to provide the design files to a PCB assembly prototype manufacturer and place a custom order.
Design files available at:
https://t.co/E47gN3MdhO
@arnaudsoullie@SarahFluchs Thanks for your interest ! Arnaud is right, and we just published the design files of our prototype at https://t.co/6kUSQ6rTkH - at the moment no other option than to order from PCB fabrication services, but hopefully we'll find a way to make it more accessible !
RAMN can be connected in closed-loop with the open-source autonomous driving simulator CARLA. Controls of the car are done in hardware. You can drive the car yourself, or let a self-driving algorithm do the job.
RAMN is a credit card-sized, inexpensive, and "automotive-grade-like" testbed for studying and researching automotive systems while staying safe at home.