Blog posts tagged "Automotive"
Let’s dive a little deeper into the latest automotive industry trends and see how they match with the switch towards software-defined vehicles.
At Canonical we are actively involved in several automotive consortiums as we believe that open source technology will be the driving force behind next generation of vehicles.
the automotive industry is highly complex and regulated, especially when it comes to functional safety and cybersecurity.
Canonical is excited to announce it is now an official member of the Eclipse Software Defined Vehicle Working Group (SDV WG). Eclipse SDV focuses on software-defined vehicles (SDVs) and pushes innovations in automotive-grade solutions using open-source software. By offering an open technology platform, automotive companies can use and int
Two leading companies in open-source and automotive software combine complementary strengths to create the next-generation automotive operating system. EB corbos Linux – built on Ubuntu is an open-source ECU software solution that complies with automotive industry standards to facilitate rapid innovation and simplify vehicle development.
Digital twins for supply chain and factory modelling and optimization.
CES is a once a year opportunity for all industry professionals to showcase their innovations and meet with their peers and customers. This year is special for Canonical because although we attended as visitors in the past, it was the first time we had a booth dedicated to Automotive and Smart Home IoT at CES!
The major changes in vehicle ownership significantly impact the future of the automotive industry.
Canonical is delighted to announce that it is joining the Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge (SOAFEE) Special Interest Group to contribute towards a safe, secure and software-defined automotive future. “As the demand for computing from car to cloud is rapidly growing, the automotive industry is looking towards standardisation t
3D models are a key component for building digital twins.
The two companies will leverage their respective strengths to build a first-of-its-kind software foundation enabling the next-generation automotive operating system ERLANGEN, Germany, October 27, 2022 – Elektrobit and Canonical today announced a partnership to bring the benefits of Canonical’s Ubuntu operating system to automotive softwar
Autonomous vehicles are all over the media these days. But what of the technologies that make them possible?
Digital twins have become somewhat of a buzzword in the past couple of years. But what exactly are they?
Although there is a clear change in focus from hardware to software, the advent of software-defined vehicles will rely heavily on optimised Electrical / Electronic (E/E) vehicle architectures.
One of the main challenges within the automotive industry today is finding a solution that allows for efficient automotive fleet management.
There has been a lot of talk about Event Data Recorders (EDR) in the automotive industry lately. Event Data Recorders are tamper-proof memory devices that collect accident data on modes of transport.