As part of our series of short interviews with the most active Eclipse SDV committers, we sat down with Kerstin Keller, maintainer of Eclipse eCAL, to find out how she discovered the world of automotive coding and how open source has enhanced her professional journey.
The Eclipse SDV Hackathon, set to take place from November 20-22, 2024, will showcase the capabilities of Eclipse SDV technologies, highlighting their seamless integration with each other and with relevant software and hardware platforms.
We’re excited to announce the return of the Eclipse SDV Hackathon! This year, we’re back and bigger than ever, hosted by Harman International at the ICF Eventhall in Karlsruhe, Germany, from November 20-22, 2024. Whether you’re an experienced developer or just starting your journey, this is your chance to be part of something ground-breaking.
The Automotive Open Source Summit is the premier open source event for automotive innovation. Our focus is on education, collaboration, heightened awareness, and advocacy for the widespread adoption of open source methodologies and best practices in the automotive industry. Rooted in a code-first and community-driven philosophy, this summit unites some of the industry's brightest minds, serving as a dynamic catalyst for fostering innovation.
Numerose case auto, OEM e società IT stanno puntando decisi sulla definizione di strategie che mettono al centro il software nell’automobile. I motivi e i vantaggi sono svariati.
Today global power and technology leader Cummins Inc. announced its collaboration with the Eclipse Foundation, Microsoft, and industry partners to release a new and innovative approach to develop telematics software for commercial vehicles.
The Automotive Software Expo will focus on software technology in automotive development, aiming to provide a venue where related technologies, products, and information can come together.
Qualcomm joins the Eclipse Foundation SDV Working Group and SOAFEE Special Interest Group, which aim to improve next-gen in-vehicle experiences by developing open-standards-based software infrastructure elements for use of software features throughout a vehicle’s lifetime.
The main purpose of the hackathon is to bring together automotive software enthusiasts that can experiment with the current SDV Tools, Blueprints, build exciting new features and play around with the technology and code and have fun while coding!