Using Android to overcome the complexities of Bluetooth in automotive applications

Connected Vehicles In-Vehicle Infotainment Software

In this free webinar, OpenSynergy’s David Baum discusses the company’s Blue SDK Fusion, an automotive-grade Bluetooth stack for Android™ Open Source Project (AOSP).

David also provides insight into how the stack can meet the demanding Bluetooth requirements and complex use cases of the automotive industry and accelerate the entire development process.

Key topics and takeaways:

How to integrate the Blue SDK Bluetooth protocol stack and profiles into the Android Automotive OS
Achieving compliance with AOSP compatibility requirements, including CTS, VTS, and ATS
How to tailor the Bluetooth behaviour to even the most complex functionality requirements
How to remove the development risks and constant maintenance of interoperable automotive Bluetooth

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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.

Our engineering services complement the products.

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