Vector and Wind River transform ADAS
Summary
The combined solution will support safety-critical applications that require hard real-time, deterministic performance and allow auto manufacturers to deliver SOA components to address a mixed-criticality environment. This profound change to the ECU will be powered by SOA, a key technology enabler that defines a way to make software components reusable via service interfaces that use common communication standards. With SOA approaches, carmakers can reduce complexity and maximise software reuse for greater speed and efficiency in the development, deployment, and management of a vehicle’s entire lifecycle,” said Cyra Richardson, Chief Product Officer at Wind River. “By working with Vector, we are providing automakers with a validated, market-ready solution for building intelligent serviceable edge systems that help accelerate delivery and deployment of autonomous vehicles.” “Secure and reliable solutions based on standards such as AUTOSAR Adaptive enable companies to more rapidly create autonomous systems, as well as helping technologies to be more interoperable within the supply chain,” said Dr Markus Oertel, Manager of Business Development and Sales at Vector. In the future, enterprise operations can use SOA as an adjacent technology for the digital feedback loop, stay connected with the vehicle, monitor ECU telemetry information enabling real-time actions, and deliver new services to the customer in a dynamic way.
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