Prompt Title: Moco Platform Setup Guide.

1. User Onboarding guide: Welcome to the Moco Platform, a powerful tool for automotive application development. As a new user, we want to guide you through the onboarding process to ensure that you have a smooth experience with our platform.

First, familiarize yourself with the various user roles on the Moco platform, as each role comes with different privileges and responsibilities. You can find a description of each role in our User Guide.

Next, we recommend that you start with the Get Started document, which will provide you with a quick introduction to the platform and guide you through the initial setup process.

Once you have completed the setup, we encourage you to explore our platform further by creating your own projects, simulators, and applications. Our User Guide provides detailed instructions on how to use each feature, and external sources linked in the guide can assist you with automotive application development, Python coding, and Linux OS for Raspberry Pi.

If you encounter any issues or have any questions, please refer to our Help Guide, which includes troubleshooting tips and FAQs. Additionally, our customer support team is always available to assist you.

We hope that you find our platform easy to use and that it helps you to develop innovative automotive applications.

2. Get Started document: Welcome to the Moco Platform, an all-in-one solution for automotive application development. In just a few simple steps, you can get started with our platform and begin creating your own projects, simulators, and applications.

Step 1: Create a user account on the Moco Platform using your email address.

Step 2: After logging in, navigate to the Datasets and Vehicle Profiles tabs to ensure that the datasets and vehicle profiles are configured correctly. Ensure that at least one dataset and one vehicle profile exist.

Step 3: Navigate to the Simulators tab and click "Create Simulator" on the top right of the page. Follow the 4-step wizard to create your own simulator.

Step 4: Once your simulator is created, navigate to the Applications tab and click "Create Application" on the top right of the page. Follow the wizard to create your own application, using the simulator you just created as the signal interface.

Congratulations, you are now ready to start developing your own automotive applications using the Moco Platform!

3. In-depth User Guide:

I. Introduction to the Moco Platform

• Overview of the Moco Platform
• User roles and their functionality
• Creating a user account

II. Getting Started

• Initial setup process
• Creating and configuring datasets
• Creating and configuring vehicle profiles
• Creating a simulator
• Creating an application

III. Automotive Application Development

• Using Python for automotive application development
• Linking simulators to applications
• Best practices for developing automotive applications

IV. Linux OS for Raspberry Pi

• Introduction to Linux OS
• Setting up Linux on Raspberry Pi
• Using Docker images in Linux Raspberry Pi

V. AutoPi Device and its Capabilities

• Overview of AutoPi Device
• AutoPi Device configuration
• Using AutoPi Device with the Moco Platform

VI. Troubleshooting and Help

• Help guide for common issues
• FAQs
• Contacting customer support

Summary: The Moco Platform is a powerful tool for automotive application development, with a variety of features to assist users in creating their own projects, simulators, and applications. Users can reference the external sources provided in the User Guide for additional information on automotive application development, Python coding, and Linux OS for Raspberry Pi. The Help Guide and customer support are also available for troubleshooting and assistance.