Open Source has arrived in Automotive! Open Collaboration for the Automotive Industry
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Eclipse hosts an Automotive Top-Level Project started in 2021 that now clusters 23 projects and five working groups, with Software-defined Vehicle showing the fastest growth. Concrete outputs include an openPASS traffic simulator, OpenMDM components implementing ASAM ODS for standardized measurement data, Velocitas as an end-to-end SDV toolchain, ECAL middleware, and Bosch’s canopy prototype bridging OBD to cloud. Working groups are open but require Eclipse membership; IP and releases go through an Automotive PMC approval process.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Open source in automotive
- 4:52Eclipse Automotive framework
- 11:00Software-defined vehicle group
- 14:12Eclipse Automotive structure
- 24:09Top-level Eclipse Automotive projects
- 29:47Future of software-defined vehicles
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