How To Accelerate SDV With AGL SoDeV
Talkat Open Source Summit Japan + AI_dev: Open Source GenAI & ML Summit + Automotive Linux Summit 2025 · 2025-12-08..12-10·
summary
Honda builds an in‑house IVI software team started with two people and constructs the full dev process from scratch using AOSP and selected OSS, targeting minimal OSS customization. Development uses AGL SoDeV, a Zen hypervisor for isolation, unified HMI/OpenGL for multi‑display control, DLT for merged log and trace analysis, and verified boot. Test infrastructure scales to 100–200 test benches on cloud (AWS). Process applies OpenChain (ISO/IEC 5230) self‑certification and SPDX Lite to raise the starting point for safety and compliance.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:22SDV and AGL SoDeV overview
- 3:33SDV architecture challenges
- 5:41Open source collaboration approach
- 8:32Hypervisor and hardware layers
- 11:25Cloud testing and validation
- 13:12Hardware performance standards
- 14:41Safety certification in automotive
- 17:04Real-time software kernels
- 18:29Safety certification status
- 21:19Unified HMI for multi-display
- 23:44Log and trace systems
- 25:11Verified boot requirements
- 26:16Android security mechanisms
- 27:22Linux LTS in Android
- 28:28SDV update strategies
- 30:18Open source with high-performance SOC
- 31:22AGL SoDeV architecture
- 33:50Unified HMI and BO in AGL
- 35:21Safety use cases with ZEFA
- 37:51Safety app isolation
- 39:17Demo setup walkthrough
- 40:22Live demos and products
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