CanEduDev formally partners with Kvaser

As a newly appointed Technical Associate to Kvaser, CanEduDev is set to bring its Rover platform to the forefront of CAN technology demonstrations and education. This collaboration underscores our shared dedication to enhancing the practical application and understanding of CAN protocols.

At the upcoming Kvaser conferences in the US and Europe, Kvaser Associates will have the opportunity to explore the Rover platform. These sessions are designed for hands-on experimentation and discussions on creating customized demo and lab kits, showcasing the Rover’s adaptability and integration with Kvaser’s solutions.

Representing CanEduDev, Lars-Berno Fredriksson looks forward to engaging with Kvaser Associates. This partnership aims to foster innovation and enrich the CAN community’s resources.

We are happy about once again collaborating with Kvaser, leveraging this partnership to elevate CAN technology education and development.

About Kvaser

Kvaser, established in 1981 by Lars-Berno “Freddy” Fredriksson is a Swedish company specializing in Controller Area Network (CAN) technology. Recognizing the potential of CAN protocols early on, Kvaser dedicated its resources to developing advanced CAN solutions, becoming a pioneer in the industry.
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Over the years, Kvaser has expanded its product portfolio to include a wide range of CAN interfaces, data loggers, and accessories. These products are designed to meet the diverse needs of engineers across various sectors, including automotive, industrial automation, avionics, marine, medical, and military applications. Kvaser’s commitment to quality and innovation is evident in its robust, ergonomic designs that ensure durability and ease of use.
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A notable product in Kvaser’s lineup is the Kvaser Leaf v3, a cost-effective solution for connecting computers to CAN bus networks. With its USB 2.0 and 9-pin D-SUB connectors, the Leaf v3 offers a sleek design suitable for space-constrained applications. It can handle up to 20,000 messages per second, each time-stamped with 50-microsecond accuracy, and features galvanic isolation for enhanced protection.
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Kvaser also provides software solutions, such as CanKing 7, a free, general-purpose CAN bus analysis tool compatible with all Kvaser interfaces. CanKing 7 offers real-time bus monitoring, message transmission, error frame generation, and supports CAN FD, among other features.
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Beyond its hardware and software offerings, Kvaser places a strong emphasis on education and support through its comprehensive e-learning platform. This platform provides a variety of courses designed to assist engineers in effectively utilizing CAN technology. Notable courses include:

CAN Protocol Tutorial: An in-depth overview of the ISO 11898-1 and ISO 11898-2 standards, offering a solid foundation in CAN as used in automotive design and industrial automation.
CAN Protocol Tutorial
t Scripting: A course introducing users to the power of t programming, enabling customization of Kvaser devices for specific applications.
t Scripting
CAN Basics Training: A Practical Introduction to the CAN bus: This training provides a practical approach to understanding CAN, including real-world examples and an in-depth look at DBC files.
CAN Basics Training: A Practical Introduction to the CAN bus.

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CanEduDev AB – Kvaser
CanEduDev and Kvaser Collaborate on CAN Rover Technology Demonstrator – Kvaser – Advanced CAN Solutions
Read more about CanEduDevs history with Kvaser
About Us – CanEduDev Rover

CanEduDev originated as a side project within Kvaser AB in 2018, aiming to create a leading platform for hands-on learning about the Controller Area Network (CAN) protocol. In 2019, the project expanded through collaborations with technical universities and the involvement of summer students who contributed to developing and testing early versions of the DevKits. By 2021, CanEduDev had established partnerships with leading Swedish universities and onboarded its first test clients, validating the DevKits’ value in both academic and real-world applications. Recognizing its potential, CanEduDev became a standalone company in 2023, dedicating resources to its mission of demonstrating and testing new CAN software and hardware products, thereby fostering innovation and hands-on learning in the CAN domain.