FUZZYLUKE Open Source

As part of building FUZZYLUKE, we've been fortunate to accelerate our development time by leveraging existing open source tools and libraries. We know how lucky we are to be living in a time where so much great code is available at no cost, and we intend to give back. Some of the projects we're working on cleaning up for public release:

• FUZZYCar J2ME - Our old trusty J2ME code is looking a little sad next to the more modern smartphones out there, but we're still very proud of this little app. It's about 2 years old now, and we think the community might benefit from some of the bluetooth and OBD-2 code we've built.


• OBD-2 Simulator - One of the biggest pains in developing OBD-2 software is that you only have two choices to get data while debugging your code: a real car or a hardware ECU simulator. We think this sucks, so that's why we've been building a software ECU simulator. While it's currently built in Objective-C, we're looking forward to porting it to Python for general use. Both versions will be made available in early 2010.

All FUZZYLUKE open source code will be released under the MIT License.