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Creating the vehicle cockpit of the future with open source projects

Creating the vehicle cockpit of the future with open source projects

Second joint webinar of Renesas and OpenSynergy Date and time: 14th October @5pm CEST  
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  Open source. Open standards. Open platforms. These keywords describe how Renesas and OpenSynergy envision the future by investing in open technologies to make the automotive industry more flexible and independent. The Virtual I/O Device (VIRTIO™) standard and the Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) platform are open source projects accelerating the development of new features and technologies for automotive cockpit solutions. They are on the way to serve as de facto automotive industry standards. In this free, 60-minute webinar, Thomas Bruss (Renesas) and Ralph Sasse (OpenSynergy) will give a unique insight into how open source projects create a more independent and flexible automotive industry. They invite you to: discover how Open Standards can save future mobility stakeholders
time and cost learn how the AGL platform can accelerate the development of new
features and technologies understand the impact of the VIRTIO standard on hardware and
software choice find out about the Renesas OSS strategy, which simplifies VIRTIO integration gain insight into OpenSynergy’s VIRTIO-based Hypervisor, which runs AGL on a joint reference platform with Renesas Speakers: Thomas Bruss, Principal Engineer at Renesas Thomas is a manager and lead engineer with more than 20 years of experience in professional embedded software, MCU and SoC development. He is researching new software technologies to incorporate them into future Renesas products.   Dr-Ing. Ralph Sasse, Technical Account Manager at OpenSynergy Ralph has over 25 years of experience in software design and architecture of safety-critical embedded systems in the automotive sector. Before joining OpenSynergy, he worked for Daimler and Texas Instruments in research and development. OpenSynergy is offering this free webinar in collaboration with Automotive World. Click here to register