Keynote: AGL State of the Alliance: Looking Toward 2024 and Beyond
summary
AGL claims market leadership among supported OSes and a projected rise from 14% to 23% by 2027 (SNP), ships two releases a year (latest Prickly Pike on Yocto Kirkstone), and provides 100 million lines of code for infotainment as a common 70–80% starting point. Work highlights: Flutter embedded UI (Toyota contribution, full UI redone in six weeks), virtualization with virtio, CavVal signaling, SDV expert group led by Panasonic with Volkswagen AWS Arm, cloud testing on AWS Graviton, and live SDV/ADAS demos.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00AGL and its mission
- 1:07Why automotive software lags
- 2:32AGL reduces fragmentation
- 4:41AGL market share and support
- 6:49Unified codebase and releases
- 8:37Future of vehicle software
- 11:31Challenges in automotive software
- 13:41SDV and hardware decoupling
- 15:48SDV use cases
- 17:36Modernizing in-vehicle software
- 18:18Flutter for automotive UI
- 19:42AGL at CES events
- 20:25AGL community plans
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