websiteLE Audio: a new architecture for Bluetooth audio
OpenSynergy’s David Baum discusses the new Bluetooth LE Audio specification, which standardizes how audio is transmitted.
OpenSynergy
OpenSynergy provides embedded software products for the next generation of vehicles. Our hypervisor and communication products pave the way for an integrated driving experience.
The virtualization platform COQOS Hypervisor SDK supports the convergence of software-based vehicle functions with different requirements on safety and security. It is designed for multi-display cockpit controllers, smart antennae or powerful domain controllers using a mix of AUTOSAR technology and open solutions, such as Linux and Android.
OpenSynergy’s communication stacks allow the wireless connection between the car and the cloud or between the car and mobile devices. OpenSynergy’s Blue SDK is the reference Bluetooth implementation for many OEMs around the world.
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Enabling cloud-to-vehicle edge parity – paving the way towards cloud-native development
OpenSynergy’s Tero Salminen explains how open-standard-based virtualization enables the portability of software applications to the cloud during product development, independently of the underlying physical hardware.
SDA and the connected car – creating freedom from hardware-specific software stacks
OpenSynergy’s Tero Salminen explains how automakers can free themselves from hardware-specific software stacks and supplier lock-in by switching to Software-Defined Architecture (SDA).
The role of virtualization in connected vehicle infotainment systems
Tero Salminen of OpenSynergy explains how virtualizing a single function increases connected vehicle systems security and makes updating and upgrading software components much more straightforward.
Creating the vehicle cockpit of the future with open source projects
Thomas Bruss of Renesas and OpenSynergy’s Ralph Sasse provide unique insight into how open source projects are creating a more independent and flexible automotive industry.
Defence-in-depth by deploying hypervisors and secure coding techniques
Experts from OpenSynergy and LDRA discuss the inherent security of a virtualized architecture, and how that strength can be underpinned by applying secure development techniques to code that handles data passed between processes.
The role of VIRTIO in modern and future automotive architectures
OpenSynergy’s Isaac Trefz discusses the role of VIRTIO in modern automotive architectures and provides insight into the first-ever implementation of open standard-based devices.
How to enhance Google’s Android Automotive OS
OpenSynergy’s Jonathan Siegel discusses how the company can enhance Android Automotive OS by providing complementary software components, including COQOS Hypervisor SDK, Blue SDK Fusion, and Radio Tuner SDK.
Towards a common standard for device virtualization in the cockpit of the future
Experts from OpenSynergy discuss how the automotive industry should abandon proprietary solutions, and instead embrace open standards and compete on their implementation quality.
Using Android to overcome the complexities of Bluetooth in automotive applications
OpenSynergy’s David Baum discusses the company’s Blue SDK Fusion, an automotive-grade Bluetooth stack for Android™ Open Source Project (AOSP).
Non-embedded radio solutions for advanced infotainment systems
Experts from OpenSynergy discuss the company’s flexible radio software solution, which OEMs and Tier1 suppliers can integrate across different car models, geographical territories, hardware, and hardware generations.
Virtual I/O device (VIRTIO) based virtualization for cars
OpenSynergy experts discuss how automotive device makers can decouple hardware from software for optimal portability, time to market and cost savings.
How to virtualize your Arm Cortex-R52 multicore microcontroller
Experts from OpenSynergy provides unique insight into the company’s hypervisor platform for microcontrollers.