How LG is driving in car infotainment technology with WebOS
summary
webOS Auto 2.0 (Jellicoe) is now open source on GitHub and positions itself as a customizable in‑car reference platform with multi‑display control, DRM, contents playback, security, OTA and personalization; it integrates Qt, Chromium, ROS and cloud partners and reuses webOS code already shipping in 70+ smart TVs since 2014. Roadmap cadence is a new release every 6–8 months, the pitch is “living room on wheels” with automatic Netflix logins, seat‑based profiles and a demoed mother‑child media/sharing scenario.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction by Helen Choi
- 1:13LG and webOS overview
- 4:25Evolve connect open strategy
- 6:55Automotive industry changes
- 9:28Living room on wheels concept
- 10:33webOS Auto features
- 12:57Future with webOS and Qt
- 13:43Closing and call to action
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