Workshop 12 typically works with the open source Arduino platform for creating accessory integration points.
These powerful little boards are fully programmable and can accept various inputs as well as outputs creating an interface between in-car hardware and Brainiac software.
Have a new idea for a hardware interface? Let us know and we'll see what we can do!
Workshop 12 provides automated control of a 8-channel relay board allowing you to control various different electrical circuits within your vehicle.
Whether this be accessory lighting, suspension, fans, etc. you’re able to use a clean installation in your dashboard by using the Brainiac Switches app.
Android has multiple offerings on Google Play for apps that integrate with the OBDII data of your car.
One of the most popular apps is Torque which provides many different gauges and ability to read and clear codes.
Torque also provides multiple different theme packs for styling its user interface.
Check-out our video on how to wire your tablet into your vehicle.
We've also posted some content on how to configure your tablet's power settings to best suit an in-car installation.
A detailed blog post has also been supplied to give you a nice wiring diagram for reference.