Amazon Web Services (AWS), EPAM, Igalia, Panasonic, Renesas, and VNC Automotive showcase open source connected car applications at the AGL booth.
San Francisco, December 20 February 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Automotive-grade Linux (AGL), a cross-industry effort to develop an open source platform for all connected car technologies, will be launched at CES 2023 inside las vegas Convention Center West Hall Booth #4141 from January 5-8, 2023.
AGL Infotainment and instrument cluster technologies co-developed by the AGL community will be showcased. Other open source automotive demos include Amazon Web Services (AWS), EPAM, Igalia, Panasonic, Renesas, and VNC Automotive. The AGL booth will be open to the public during CES and during the AGL evening reception and demonstrations.provide more details Gentlemen.
“For the past eight years, we’ve been working on software-defined vehicles, bringing together automakers, suppliers and technology companies to collaborate on open source software for the industry,” he said. then cauchy, executive director of Automotive Grade Linux at the Linux Foundation. “The AGL platform continues to mature as we integrate newer technologies, including Flutter, VirtIO for virtualization, and Linux containers, and we look forward to showcasing the latest updates at CES 2023.”
AGL, an open source project hosted by the Linux Foundation, is changing the way automakers build software.more than 150 members, including 10 automakers, are working together to develop a common platform that could serve as the de facto industry standard for infotainment, telematics and instrument cluster applications. Sharing an open platform allows for code giants and a more efficient development process, as developers and suppliers can build once and deliver products to multiple automakers.
The AGL Unified Code Base (UCB) platform includes operating systems, middleware and application frameworks and provides the starting point for 70-80% of production projects. Automakers and suppliers customize the other 20-30% of the platform through features, services and branding to meet their product and customer needs.
AGL is currently in use in production and is on the way today Global Toyota and Lexus vehicles as well as Subaru Outback and Legacy. A list of additional products and services supporting AGL can be found at AGL Vendor Marketplace.
AGL Evening Reception and Demo Showcase
AGL will host a Evening Reception and Demo Showcase exist Friday, January 6pious 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Pacific Time At the AGL stand las vegas Convention Center, West Hall, Booth #4141.Provide more details and register Gentlemen.
The AGL booth will feature several infotainment and dashboard demos developed collaboratively by the AGL community, as well as AGL demos from Amazon Web Services (AWS), EPAM, Igalia, Panasonic, Renesas, and VNC Automotive.
AGL demo:
- Instrument cluster: Infotainment and dashboard applications run on a single microprocessor using container technology. Using Linux containers, different versions of the infotainment system can be deployed.
- infotainment: Demonstrates a new AGL Flutter-based reference application running the latest Nifty Needlefish code version along with a Flutter-based dashboard.
- steering wheel: A Suzuki-produced steering wheel was integrated into an infotainment demonstration connected via CAN. Commands available on the steering wheel include media functions and cruise control.
- connectivity: In-vehicle communication adopts the latest W3C Vehicle Signaling Specification (VSS).
- hardware: All demos use latest AGL reference hardware.
Presentations by AGL members:
- AWS: Connected Vehicles Made Simple AWS and AGL – Stop by for a test drive and discover how easy and cost-effective it is for automakers to collect, transform, and transmit vehicle data to the cloud in near real-time, while allowing remote and large-scale deployment and management of vehicle software and configuration with AWS IoT FleetWise and AGL.
- EPAM: Software-Defined Vehicle Building Blocks – Check out EPAM’s software-defined vehicle building blocks, which include virtualization of the digital cockpit and central computing unit; cloud-to-vehicle service deployment and orchestration, including AGL application updates; AAOS integration with AGL-based systems; hybrid security based on open source software system.
- Igalia: Web UI on AGL Demo Platform – Explore the pure HTML interface of the AGL demo platform running on different supported hardware platforms.
- Panasonic: Software Defined Vehicles Using AGL via VirtIO – Software-defined vehicles have been a hot topic in the automotive world, enabling OEM/Tier1 to develop software that is not limited by hardware. Panasonic Automotive will demonstrate how VirtIO, the standard device virtualization framework, enables AGL to enable the “software-defined car” through a series of demos covering cloud-native environment parity across multiple displays enabled by VirtIO and flexible UI/UX design .
- Renesas Electronics: AGL Internet of Vehicles Platform Solution— Connected car platform solutions using AGL’s R-Car family of environments. R-Car supports VSS interface and isolated OSS system for network security and protection gateway system.
- VNC car: Connectivity Rich Journey – Experience the future of in-vehicle infotainment and learn how our technology can empower all passengers in the vehicle to make travel more fun, efficient and safer than ever.
If you would like to arrange an on-site meeting or demo to learn more about AGL, please contact [email protected].
About Automotive Grade Linux (AGL)
Automotive Grade Linux is a collaborative open source project that brings together automakers, suppliers and technology companies to accelerate the development and adoption of a fully open software stack for the connected car. With Linux at its core, AGL is developing an open platform that can serve as a de facto industry standard, enabling rapid development of new features and technologies. While initially focused on in-vehicle infotainment (IVI), AGL is the only organization planning to address all software issues in the car, including instrument clusters, heads-up displays, telematics, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving . The AGL platform is open to everyone, and anyone can participate in its development. Automotive Grade Linux is hosted by The Linux Foundation. Learn more at automotivelinux.org.
About The Linux Foundation
Founded in 2000 and supported by more than 2,000 members, The Linux Foundation is the world’s leading collaborative home for open source software, open standards, open data and open hardware. The Linux Foundation’s projects are critical to the world’s infrastructure including Linux, Kubernetes, Node.js, and more. The Linux Foundation’s approach focuses on leveraging best practices and meeting the needs of contributors, users, and solution providers to create a sustainable model of open collaboration.For more information, please visit linuxfoundation.org
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