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Aug 7, 2016 29 min

Car Hacking - Back to the future 1970’s style. (emf16)

from Chaos Computer Club - Electromagnetic Field 2016 (mp3) Hosted by Dan Smith

A brief overview of one hackers journey taking the best of modern automotive technology and retrofitting it all into a car from the same era as the Intel 4004. Taking a 1974 Ford Escort Mk1 with minimal functionality and bolting on electronic fuel injection, turbochargers, digital instrument clusters, CAN-bus networks, Raspberry Pis and ultimately the ‘cloud’. Touching on multiple engineering disciplines; automotive engineering, EE, CS, cyber security, and product design. All In the effort of chasing efficiency, fuelled by tenacious curiosity. about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab

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