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Argus

An openpilot fork with extended sensor fusion and non-ACC vehicle support.

Named after Argus Panoptes — the all-seeing giant of Greek mythology.

License: MIT Based on openpilot


What is Argus?

Argus is a fork of comma.ai's openpilot that extends the base platform with additional sensor inputs and longitudinal support for non-ACC vehicles using a pedal interceptor.

openpilot handles front-camera perception and vehicle control well. Argus adds what it leaves out: blind spot awareness from CAN signals already present in the car, side camera inputs, and longitudinal control for vehicles without factory ACC.


Key Differences from openpilot

Feature openpilot Argus
Non-ACC vehicles Not supported Supported via pedal interceptor
Blind spot monitoring Not used Reads existing vehicle CAN signals
Side cameras Not used USB camera input support
Sensor fusion Front cameras only + blind spot CAN + side cameras

Roadmap

  • Non-ACC vehicle longitudinal support (pedal interceptor)
  • Blind spot CAN signal integration for non-ACC vehicles
  • Side camera support via USB input
  • Upstream contributions back to openpilot / opendbc

Hardware

  • comma three — required (same as openpilot)
  • comma pedal / TinyBear pedal interceptor — required for non-ACC longitudinal control
  • USB side camera — optional, for expanded blind spot coverage

Getting Started

Argus tracks openpilot's master branch. Setup is identical to openpilot:

git clone https://github.com/devk-op/argus.git
cd argus
# Follow openpilot's setup instructions for your platform

Non-ACC vehicle setup guide coming soon.


Contributing

Pull requests welcome. If you drive a non-ACC vehicle and want longitudinal support, open an issue with your CAN fingerprint data.


Credits

Built on top of openpilot by comma.ai (MIT License). Pedal interceptor research originally by @firestar5683 in sunnypilot.

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Open-source openpilot fork with multi-sensor fusion, audio driver monitoring, and GM Bolt EV LT support

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