automotive

Perforce Software, in partnership with the Eclipse Foundation, has released the findings of the 2025 State of Automotive Software Development Survey. The report provides key insights into the current practices and emerging trends within the automotive software industry, including the use of open source software. The survey, conducted in Q4 2024, gathered responses from more than 650 automotive development professionals worldwide.

An Interview with Kai Kreuzer on Eclipse LMOS and GenAI in the Automotive Industry

The first SDV Community Days of 2025 are officially in the books – and what a fantastic way to kick off the Eclipse SDV year at the Lunatech offices in Rotterdam, Netherlands! Read the summary of some key highlights from the event.

Survey findings show how organisations address performance, integration, and management demands in open source SDV development through strategic investment and foundation governance.

Curious about what draws individuals to the automotive industry and to the Eclipse SDV Working Group? This month, we're kicking off a new series of brief interviews with our most active Eclipse SDV committers.

Seven finalist teams were selected at the SDV Hackathon Chapter 2. Check this blog to learn about the solutions they came up with.

In this interview with Peter LeVasseur, we’ll delve into his views on key developments in automotive software, the role of Rust as a programming language in the automotive sector, effective ways to onboard new contributors, and fostering collaboration between open source projects.

ETAS, a member of the Bosch group, is developing an open-source-based test automation framework for automotive systems together with renowned partners such as Volkswagen/CARIAD, Mercedes Benz Tech Innovation, and AVL. The project is being realized under the umbrella of the Eclipse Software-defined Vehicle Working Group and named “Eclipse openDuT” (DuT=Device under Test).