Eclipse Ambient Light Services
summary
An AUTOSAR Classic software component that drives exterior and interior ambient light animations via CAN messages mapped through the RTE, running on a small ARM and also exposed as a plain C structure for non‑AUTOSAR targets. It ships with a binary animation dataset (scenarios leaving home, coming home, anti‑theft warning), a web editor built with Python and JavaScript to author scenes, and follows ASPICE/MISRA processes aiming for production readiness in 3–5 years.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:54Why we chose Ambient Light Services
- 3:37Ambient Light Services purpose
- 6:11Calculating car status and animations
- 9:24Technical architecture and AUTOSAR
- 13:25Portability and animation editor
- 15:55Summary and future outlook
- 16:20Q&A
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