The future of certified safety critical cockpit controllers in vehicles
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Describes using a Type-1 hypervisor to host mixed-criticality VMs (AUTOSAR, Linux/Android) for cockpit controllers, giving strong separation and secure partial updates to mitigate interference and hacking risks. Explains OpenSynergy’s TÜV-certified safe instrument-cluster solution that lets Linux/Android access drivers and apps (including VIRTIO), reducing BSP/driver work while meeting safety and performance requirements.
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