A.00Automotive software
From sensor to screen
NexPit writes the software that reads cars. OBD-II and telemetry acquisition, time-series processing, embedded vision, mapping applications. Six projects in the portfolio, from the vehicle bus to the web interface.
The trace below is not decoration. It is the speed recorded over one full lap, extracted from our own captures.
Three things we know how to do
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Vehicle data acquisition and processing
Reading what a car produces — ECU, sensors, simulator — and turning it into usable, timestamped, durable data.
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Mapping and database business applications
Tools professionals use every day: accounts, roles, geographic data, real integrity constraints.
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Computer vision and 3D reconstruction
Running a model on ordinary hardware, under time constraints, with datasets built for the real use case.
C.00Portfolio
Six projects run in-house. Each page describes the problem, the chosen architecture and the decisions that cost something.
- P.01CarWatchMapping of garages and fuel stations, with routing and fuel-cost estimation based on the vehicle's actual characteristics.
- P.02RaceShareMatchmaking platform between drivers, sponsors and motorsport professionals: listings, profiles, real-time messaging.
- P.03PitlabsSim-racing and track telemetry chain: capturing simulator channels, splitting into laps, braking analysis, trajectory comparison.
- P.04Pr-venxReal-time detection of road signs and traffic lights on a camera stream, with hand-built and hand-annotated datasets.
- P.05nexgen3dCommand-line tool reconstructing a textured 3D model from a single photograph, usable directly in Blender.
- P.06Systèmes embarquésLow-level work in C and C++: multi-channel OBD-II reading, network timing on microcontrollers, real-time graphical instrumentation.
Reading note
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No client testimonials on this site: we have not collected any yet.
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No company logos: our projects are internal, and we do not borrow other people's reputations.
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No screenshots of our applications: they are not public. Architecture diagrams stand in for them, and they describe the actual code.
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Every figure shown carries its source. Commits, samples, channels, classes: all of it comes from a repository we can open in front of you.
A vehicle data problem to solve?
Describe it in a few lines, or book thirty minutes. We will tell you straight whether it is within our reach.