Apr 04, 2012 • Android

Wind River Showcases Yocto and GENIVI in IVI

By Franz Walkembach

We're looking forward to an upcoming global GENIVI all hands meeting that brings together major OEMs like BMW, Peugeot, Citroen, Nissan or Renault as well as automotive Tier 1 companies like Continental Automotive, Denso, Delphi and Bosch. Later this month, these organizations will gather for several days near Paris to discuss the current state of affairs and latest developments from the GENIVI Alliance. Some of the key things we’ll be discussing at this industry event include issues like connectivity, security software in automobiles, Android and detailed findings from expert technology workgroups such as the BIT (baseline integration team) team or the automotive expert group.

As an exciting show of technology capabilities, Wind River will be demonstrating the first examples of a GENIVI and Yocto-based in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) platform.

Android Auto Automotive GENIVI Hypervisor in-vehicle infotainment IVI Linux Linux / Open Source Virtualization Wind River Yocto

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