Keynote Session: AGL State of the Alliance
summary
Automotive Grade Linux reports steady growth with 150+ members and 10 OEMs covering ~50% of global vehicle production; the project ships two UCB releases per year (latest Optimistic Octopus on Feb 27, next Prickly Pike in July) and counts ~100 million LOC. Recent engineering moves include merging container/virtualization work into an SDV expert group, providing AGL reference hardware with Panasonic, porting AGL to AWS Graviton for cloud development, adopting Flutter for UI, and coordinating with ELISA on functional safety.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Inaugural Embedded Open Summit welcome
- 1:25Code of conduct and sponsors
- 2:09AGL thriving post-COVID
- 4:41AGL mission: reduce fragmentation
- 6:44AGL 70-80% production-ready
- 8:09AGL code-first approach
- 9:12AGL focus areas: IVI, clusters, telematics, safety
- 10:18AGL leading Android head unit share
- 11:21Why car makers choose AGL
- 14:14AGL release cycle and naming
- 15:42Merging container and virtualization groups
- 17:28SDV expert group vision
- 19:35AGL reference hardware and boards
- 20:59Porting AGL to AWS Graviton
- 21:39AGL adopts Flutter for UI
- 22:22AGL collaboration with ELISA
- 23:05Production vs innovation in AGL
- 23:48AGL future: ADAS focus
- 24:31AGL at major industry events
- 26:21Closing remarks and roadmap
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