A vehicle network capture, decoding, and analysis platform for aftermarket and OEM use — built to the same standard we hold our own consultancy work to.
The day-to-day tool for capturing, decoding, and making sense of vehicle network traffic — live from the bus or from a recorded session, across whatever combination of interfaces and networks your project actually uses.
.ld, MATLAB, and MDF/MF4ONAC Network Studio isn't locked to one vendor's hardware or one vehicle's network layout — it's built to adapt to whatever a given project actually has.
Works across a range of CAN interfaces and logging hardware rather than one fixed device, including our own ONAC hardware where a standalone logger is needed.
Handles CAN, LIN, SENT, and FlexRay natively — see our Learn resource for what each of those actually involves.
Exports straight into MoTeC, MATLAB, and MDF/MF4, so it slots into a toolchain your team already uses rather than forcing a new one.
Live capture from the bus, or load a previously recorded session — the same decode and analysis tools work on both, so you're never limited to reviewing data only while it's live.
Real-time signal decoding across CAN, LIN, SENT, and FlexRay, turning raw traffic into named, scaled signals — see our DBC Files & Signal Decoding guide for how that actually works.
Produces DBC, LDF, and FIBEX files — the CAN, LIN, and FlexRay database formats respectively — so a network you've decoded can be documented and reused, not just viewed once.
Video and analog channels (via PicoScope) share the same timeline as the network traffic — essential for correlating a signal against what was actually happening physically.
AI-assisted signal search speeds up finding an unknown signal's meaning when no DBC file exists yet, turning a slow manual process into a guided one.
MoTeC .ld, MATLAB, and MDF/MF4 — drop straight into an existing engineering workflow without reformatting.
Session compare, full log search, and trigger-based capture make finding a specific event across a large recorded session fast rather than a manual scroll.
Licensing ONAC Network Studio as-is isn't always the fit — bespoke software development is one of our core services, and Network Studio itself is the proof of what that looks like.