Vehicles are moving from many distributed ECUs to centralized compute platforms where features are delivered as software. Embed IO provides Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) development services that help OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers build the software layers for this shift.
Our engineers combine embedded experience with Adaptive AUTOSAR, QNX and Linux platform knowledge to support service-oriented vehicle software.
A Software Defined Vehicle is a vehicle whose features and behaviour are largely defined and updated through software, typically on centralized compute with service-oriented architecture.
Adaptive AUTOSAR provides a service-oriented platform for high-performance computing units, which makes it a common foundation for SDV applications.
Yes. Many SDV programmes mix Classic AUTOSAR ECUs with Adaptive platforms, and we support integration across both.
Zonal architecture groups vehicle electronics by physical zone. A zonal controller connects the sensors and actuators in its area and passes data to a central compute unit over a high-speed network, which reduces wiring and moves functions into software.
SOME/IP (Scalable service-Oriented MiddlewarE over IP) is a communication protocol used in automotive Ethernet networks. It lets ECUs offer and consume services and is widely used in service-oriented and Adaptive AUTOSAR architectures.
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