Yes, I have a long commute to work (18km one way) and this was my main motivation for building the bike.
On the controls side of thing, I have the ECU and an Arduino Nano. The Arduino uses the BEC port of the ECU as a voltage supply to run a simple routine translating the analog output (potentiometer) from the throttle handle to a PWM signal that the ECU can understand.
The way that the assistance work is that while you are pedaling, you can turn the throttle and adjust until you get the assistance you want - pretty simple. After a while it becomes natural.
On the controls side of thing, I have the ECU and an Arduino Nano. The Arduino uses the BEC port of the ECU as a voltage supply to run a simple routine translating the analog output (potentiometer) from the throttle handle to a PWM signal that the ECU can understand.
The way that the assistance work is that while you are pedaling, you can turn the throttle and adjust until you get the assistance you want - pretty simple. After a while it becomes natural.