Hyperloop UPV's Control Station is a unified software solution for real-time monitoring and commanding of the pod. It combines a back-end (Go) that ingests and interprets sensor data–defined via the JSON-based "ADJ" specifications–and a front-end (Typescript/React) that displays metrics, logs, and diagnostics to operators. With features like packet parsing, logging, and live dashboards, it acts as the central hub to safely interface the pod, making it easier for team members to oversee performance, detect faults, and send precise orders to the vehicle.
Download the latest release, unzip it and run the executable compatible with your OS.
See our comprehensive Documentation or jump to Getting Started. Quick start:
# Clone and setup
git clone https://github.com/HyperloopUPV-H8/software.git
cd software
./scripts/dev.sh setup
# Run services
./scripts/dev.sh backend # Backend server
./scripts/dev.sh ethernet # Ethernet view
./scripts/dev.sh control # Control stationWhen using the Control Station make sure that you have configured your IP as the one specified in the ADJ—usually 192.168.0.9. Then make sure to configure the boards you'll be making use of in the config.toml (at the top of the file you'll be able to see the vehicle/boards option, just add or remove the boards as needed following the format specified in the ADJ.
To change the ADJ branch from main, change the option adj/branch at the end of the config.toml with the name of the branch you want to use or leave it blank if you'll be making use of a custom ADJ.
📚 Complete Documentation - All guides and references
- 🚀 Getting Started - New user guide
- 🛠️ Development Setup - Developer environment setup
- 🏗️ Architecture - System design overview
- 🔧 Troubleshooting - Common issues and fixes
See CONTRIBUTING.md for ways to contribute to the Control Station.
HyperloopUPV is a student team based at Universitat Politècnica de València (Spain), which works every year to develop the transport of the future, the hyperloop. Check out our website