Vehicle to Cloud Services with Automotive Grade Linux
summary
Claims a standard solves OEM data fragmentation across 400 million connected vehicles generating ~25 gigabytes per car per day, and shows a concrete reference pipeline built to prove it. Architecture uses a provider-agnostic connector that sends a curated 10 signals set from vehicle to cloud via an MQTT broker and AWS IoT Core, parses into a time-series DB and demonstrates insights with Grafana visualization. Demo aims for Embedded World 2024 and invites collaboration with AGL, COVESA/VSSS.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:22Vehicle to cloud communication
- 1:04Data challenges
- 2:32Use cases
- 4:17Why cloud matters now
- 6:02Overcoming fragmentation
- 7:26Expert group role
- 8:55COVESA VSS collaboration
- 10:43Open signal standards benefits
- 12:29Embedded World 2024 outcomes
- 13:54Architecture demo
- 16:27How to get involved in the project
- 18:35Q&A
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