So my day job is all about software development and AI, and I was thinking that these scanned old haynes manuals or service manuals just aren't that easy to use in practice, so I'm having a tinker with making a website that lets me use them more easily. It's a work in progress at the moment but I thought it might be interesting to show the idea.
I started with a 3d model of a s1 coupe, then spent probably more time than is healthy trying to illustrate the differences between an s1 and a s2fl (which my car is) to AI, but it's getting there.
You can look round it and click on different bits, and it loads up relevant content to that part
You can then either ask your own question, or you can follow the links to see the digitised documents, with the relevant section highlighted.
And for the mechanicals and interior you can turn the body transparent to get to them (this still needs work - I know the engine exhaust / inlet are reversed at the minute as a minimum!)
Thoughts? there's lots of gaps at the moment - the documents cover all variants but the model is just the coupe
I'll probably keep tinkering for my own amusement but I wonder if there's value in me hosting this and making say manual.lanciabeta.co.uk point to it with a bit of tony help
