Pico Drive

Car Data & Trips

Your car’s diagnostics in real time, and every trip brought into analysis. A sneak peek at what is on the workbench.

⚙ On the workbench

Pico Drive

Reads your car’s diagnostics in real time and shows live readings on a screen, or logs quietly as a black box; every trip is brought into analysis.

A sneak peek: the live screen on the left, and in the next tabs a few highlights from the analysis of one real trip.

Used in Vehicles & Fleets

Example trip · 20.8 min · 14.1 km

Route map

Every second of the trip on the map: the route colored by speed, and each event the analysis found, from warm-up to fuel trims and ignition timing. Tap an event for its readings.

stop <2 km/h2–2020–5050–70>70 km/h

Use the Layers panel to show or hide the speed colors, the speed-limit check, overspeed events and each group of analysis events. Hover or tap a dot for details; Ctrl + scroll (two fingers on a phone) to zoom. The start and the end of the trip are left out on purpose.

Example trip · 20.8 min · 14.1 km

Speed compliance

Speed limits along the route are estimated from map data and compared with the car’s real speed, second by second. For fleets, it shows at a glance where and how often the limits were exceeded.

66.9%of the route with a known speed limit

9estimated overspeed events

6:23time over the limit

7.4 kmdistance over the limit

+42.8km/h, largest excess

Example data from one trip.

Example trip · 20.8 min · 14.1 km

Health check

Each trip is compared with the car’s own history (284 earlier trips). Trends are tracked over time, so a slow drift shows up long before it becomes a problem.

Duration 20.8 minDistance 14.1 kmConsumption 6.98 L/100 kmFuel 0.98 LFuel cost €1.87

OverallWATCH

3 persistent · 1 emerging · 14 stable
4 signals to keep an eye on

Fuel controlWATCH

1 emerging · 4 stable
Lead signal: fuel trim response to EVAP purge

Idle & airflowOK

3 stable · 1 context
Lead signal: idle airflow (MAF)

ThermalOK

3 stable
Normal warm-up and cooling behavior

O₂ & catalystWATCH

3 persistent · 1 stable
Lead signal: O₂ sensor correlation

ElectricalOK

3 stable
Lead signal: engine-on voltage

Example trip · 20.8 min · 14.1 km

Sensor data

Behind every trip: 13 sensors logged side by side (speed, RPM, load, temperatures, airflow, fuel trims, O₂ sensors, timing, voltage, fuel) and a technical overview where each value is placed against the car’s own history.

Click to enlarge.

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