Developed for an automotive solutions company, this device reads car data via the OBD port, transmitting it to a central server using LoRa for on-premises communication and indoor location tracking. It features an STM32F Microcontroller, supports multiple OBD protocols (ISO, J1850, CAN), and includes two BLE radios for device communication and beaconing. A key feature is its pass-through design, allowing other OBD devices to be used simultaneously. The handheld, battery-operated device has an 800 mAh Li-Po battery, chargeable from the OBD port, with a cut-off mechanism to prevent draining the car battery. It also includes an accelerometer to detect car status, a special connector for a Smart OBD charging station for diagnostics and firmware updates, and an integrated LED torch for locating the OBD port in low light.