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This page is an aggregation of links to various Vehicle Signal Specifications resources. It is intended to provide a quick reference access to everything VSS. If you do not find what you are looking for or see things that are missing, please let us know.
***If you want to dive right into the spec or documentation go to GitHub***
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The The VSS page on this wiki is a good starting point that leads/points to all of the other locations. Weekly Meeting - Weekly meeting time and link
GitHub is where almost all of the VSS project work is maintained. TheThe main page contains links to
A straight forward set of topics that give a good overview of VSS
Release links with lists of what has changed
Specification/Catalog
VSS specification refers to the standard catalog. It is maintained in
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YAML. It is fully expected that not everyone will implement all data elements/signals and they will likely implement some number of proprietary elements/signals. VSS is still a useful methodology/rule set for defining interoperable models.
Tools are maintained in a separate repository
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Wiki for documenting a variety of things including releases.
All edits and updates are presented to the team through Pull Requests and are discussed in weekly meetings.
All issues are tracked through GitHub issues
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There are many implementations of VSS over the years. Here are the ones that I know about that are public:various implementations where VSS is used as data model for vehicle data.
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COVESA Spotlight is a series where member organizations from the COVESA Community present their use/implementation of COVESA's Vehicle Signal Specification answering the following questions:
You can find the past presentations from the series here. If you are interested in presenting your VSS implementation, please contact the Community Director.
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VISS and VISSR are now maintained in COVESA GitHub. This section is for historical purposes and will eventually be removed. |
Covesa has joint projects to develop and standardize certain technology through the W3C process.