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#News(IoTStack) [ via IoTForIndiaGroup ]
The inception of computerized cars in recent years made automobiles more fun and enjoyable to use. An even more exciting feature of cars nowadays is the OBD. OBD, an acronym for Onboard Diagnostic, dates back to 1968 when Volkswagen premiered its onboard computerized system.
This OBD system had the ability to scan and diagnose the Volkswagen at the time and this facilitated easier repairs and fault diagnosis. In 1996, the system became a household name for automobiles in the US as a result of a legislation passed in the United States. Excited yet? Let’s see what underpins this amazing technology.
What is OBD?
OBD is a computerized system embedded in the schematics of an automobile which allows connections with external electronic devices in order to harness its diagnostic capabilities. Essentially, the OBD runs it diagnostic checks with the Engine Control Unit (ECU), reporting pertinent details to the externally connected device.
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