5G and GNSS – how to fulfil the requirements of the next-generation connected car
In this free, 60-minute webinar, Quectel’s Manfred Lindacher and Florian Bousquet discuss the role of 5G and GNSS in the connected vehicle’s rapid evolution.
In-Vehicle Infotainment
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.
Servitization opportunities for automakers with a future-ready service delivery platform
KPIT’s Omkar Panse outlines how automakers can take advantage of the revenue growth opportunities offered by data-driven services.
Vehicle software innovation and differentiation: focus on what sets you apart
EB’s Dr Sebastian Ohl outlines a new approach to the development and integration of next-generation automotive architectures based on HPC.
Achieving high product quality with speed and low TCO through high automation in the validation of cockpit ECUs
KPIT’s Sandeep Jadhav provides unique insight into trends in HMI cockpit ECUs that are impacting and limiting automated validation.
Why automotive suppliers and data-focused companies need a common vehicle interface initiative
Experts from GENIVI, W3C, and GEOTAB discuss the benefits of vehicle data standards and the positive impacts of a “single language” to define, exchange and use vehicle data and services.
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.
How high-performance computers shape the user experience in the cockpit of the future
Experts from Continental discuss how high-performance computers (HPCs) are enabling a superior user experience (UX) for the vehicle of the future.
What killer applications will drive V2X safely tomorrow?
Experts from Altran discuss how the company’s combined expertise in automotive, connectivity engineering, cybersecurity and data science can help to monetize V2X beyond road safety.
From vision to reality: designing the car cockpit of the future
Experts from Elektrobit and Unity discuss how to connect HMI development processes and extend the power of real-time rendering to create next-generation, future-proof user experiences.
How in-vehicle cloud streaming technology can transform gaming and video on demand consumption in the car
Cinemo’s Ivan Dimkovic demonstrates how the company’s technology can enable a complete journey with cloud gaming and VoD solutions.
How to use artificial intelligence to automate vehicle user interface tests
Borislav Nazarski, Elektrobit’s testing and validation expert, explains how to overcome the challenges involved in automating UI tests.
Shaping a joyful lifestyle: how NIO is changing the user experience
Kris Tomasson, head of design at NIO, explains the company’s approach to redefining the user experience both today and in the future.
How the right data storage solution enables connected and autonomous cars of today and tomorrow
Garima Mathur of Western Digital explains why data storage is key to accelerating the development of automotive technologies.
Smart dialogs for in-vehicle infotainment
Soyuj Kumar Sahoo and Dr Timo Sowa of Elektrobit outline a brand agnostic solution to create smart dialogs for in-vehicle infotainment using voice assistants.
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.
C-V2X: The future of 5G and smart transportation
Dino Flore and Jim Misener of Qualcomm provide insight into the benefits of C-V2X, and how it improves predictability for enhanced road safety and autonomous driving.
Entering the connected world – High Performance Computer as cornerstone for the future of the software-defined vehicle
Continental’s Bruno Nunes-Silva and Peer Sterner of Elektrobit outline the general trends in in-vehicle architectures with HPCs and share their experience with Adaptive and Classic AUTOSAR platforms.
Finding the balance between autonomous driving, infotainment systems and safety
Elektrobit’s head of User Experience and User Interface Design Frank Uhlig discusses the impact of autonomous driving systems on cars as an experience space.