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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.
Panda
The Panda is a universal interface for your car.
It helps you to connect a computer directly to your car, allowing you to send and receive signals over Wi-Fi or USB directly to/from the available BUSes available in your vehicle
To put it simply... Panda's allow you to talk to your car over USB and WiFi.
Panda supports 3 CAN buses, 2 LIN buses, and 1 GMLAN.
The software for Panda is 100% open source so that programmers (possibly like yourself) can easily pull down the code base and see what is going on under the hood.