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Re: [sdv-wg] SDV Initial Technical Alignment session notes

Hi Daniel,

 

I am now working under the shokubai.tech banner even if I am still quite involved with my Linaro friends 😉

 

Cheers

 

FF

 

De : sdv-wg <sdv-wg-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx> au nom de "Krippner Daniel (SDV/EAR ETAS-VCS/ETH)" <daniel.krippner@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Répondre à : Software Defined Vehicle Working Group <sdv-wg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date : jeudi 21 juillet 2022 à 11:07
À : Software Defined Vehicle Working Group <sdv-wg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Objet : [sdv-wg] SDV Initial Technical Alignment session notes

 

 

               Hello SDV Tech community,

 

Thank you again for participating in our kickoff session for a SDV tech sounding board/echo chamber/alignment forum this Tuesday! I was hoping for good turnout – we were quite ‘spontaneous’ with finding that first slot – but wasn’t expecting so many of you to turn up, so I was happy 😊

 

As promised, this is a collection of notes/information from that session – I would be happy to see discussions forming around this, in our Slack channel or the mailing list, whatever works, so feel free to react to this!

Many regards,

               Daniel

 

 

 

 

Link to the ‘SDV Technical Advisory Committee’ charter document (not publicly editable at the moment, we’re looking into that): SDV Technical Advisory Committee - Google Docs

 

The discussion starter pictures I showed at the end of the session (attached)

 

Participants and declarations of interest/context:

 

Aaron Beisike - Bosch China

- how can big players open their basic source code to the community, similar to [COMASSO](http://www.comasso.org)

 

Steffen Evers - Bosch

 

Andreas Achtzehn - Bosch

 

Aymeric Rateau - Toyota

- Observer member, not possible to share company view, Speaker AUTOSAR UCM

- opinion: opening up AUTOSAR will take a long time, thus we need a solution beforehand similar to the smartphone world

- AUTOSAR Adaptive trying to open up, but difficult with IP legalitites

- Eclipse SDV to provide services/applications to ecosystem

               - spec and code for interoperability, common dev environment, common SDK

               - independent from OEM lower-end

 

Bernd Westphal - German Aerospace Center

- systems engineering for future mobility

- observer

 

Christian Fraas - Microsoft

- wants to build a platform to ease development for automotive

 

Claus Stellwag - Elektrobit

- AUTOSAR context - interested in interfaces between relevant ecosystem parts, bring worlds together

 

Eugen Palnau - Renesas

- deal with diversity of hardware - make things compatible

- cloud native vs hardware products

 

Francoise Ozog - Linaro

- device assignment, interfaces for - right hypervisor for the right workload

- What are the tools needed for car dealerships to work with "SDVs"? Monitoring, Observation?

 

Filipe Prezado - Microsoft

- Eclipse Chariott project lead

- target is increase developer productivity and OEM ecosystem enablement

- sees Eclipse.SDV as vendor-neutral community

 

Harald Ruckriegel - Red Hat

- Chef Technologist Automotive, Industry Representative

- wants to understand better how to have different building blocks work seamlessly together (onboard and offboard)

- allow to "plug in" building blocks

 

Holger Dormann - Elektrobit

- common interfaces for all kinds of aspects - security, functionality, connectivity, etc

- cloud software, cloud-native, also in SOAFEE

 

Ido Samuelson - Aptiv

- focusses 5-10 years ahead, tech strategist

 

Josef Zehetner - AVL

- still trying to find our place in Eclipse.SDV WG

- digital process engineering; concepts of digital prototypes for digital validation / co-simulation tools / simulation environments

 

Mohamed Bejijou - Valeo

- AUTOSAR background

- common IDE for devops, CI/CI, in-vehicle platforms, cloud connectivity

 

Mina Hamdi - Valeo

- colleague of Mohamed

 

Sean Selitrennikoff - Microsoft

- 33yrs on constrained/embedded devices, working with OEMs

 

Stefan Schwarz - NXP

- part of automotive SW organization, especially interested in smaller systems

 

Sven Honert - Denso

- working on SDV platform for DENSO

- thinks output of this platform will play a major role for OEMs in Europe

 

Ted Guild - Geotab

- connected standards lead, partner engagement, MIT alumni, worked at W3C

- active in COVESA

 - need common interoperability

- aftermarket device engagements, wants to get rid of proprietary integrations

 

Teemu Kärkkäinen - Intel

* curious about SDV

 

Zinan Liu - Honda R&D

- new to the field - AD, ADAS, data logging, data science

 

Gabriely Kreyßing - Bosch

- Eclipse Velocitas

 


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