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The "Comma", "Openpilot", "ChffrPlus", "EON", "Panda", and "Giraffe" are registered trademarks of Comma.ai, Inc. This website, and it's affiliated links are not endorsed, or supported by Comma.ai, Inc.
Nothing on this website or it's affiliated websites will enable your vehicle to be super-human and drive itself. You must keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel at all times. This documentation is for research purposes only.
Use this information at your own risk.
Installation
Installing the EON is easy and is as simple as pealing some 3M tape backing off and finding the best spot for it on your windshield. The EON slides in and out of the mount cleanly and snuggly.
EON's shipping today have a mount already attached in the correct position. There are two positions for it on both sides of the device but you shouldn't need the other side. In fact, they may stop shipping the with the flipping option.
It should look similar to the following image.
Videos
Honda
For installation in a Honda, see this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62NIAyTxcjk tutorial video to find out correct placement and installation with a panda and giraffe.]
Toyota
For installation in a Toyota, see this [https://youtu.be/jGNMsypQd8Q instruction video].