Pavel Guzhikov at RIT++ 2012
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Presents a practical way to put cars online by creating an open, modular software core that automakers integrate into their vehicles while keeping their own hardware and user experience, instead of replacing dashboards with identical Android boxes. Cites existing examples (Tesla’s closed EV platform and Android-based headunits), identifies limits like national infrastructure and OEM cooperation, and focuses on services such as remote control, diagnostics and subscriptions using standard components and Android-skilled engineers rather than custom silicon.
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