Automotive Crowdsourcing
summary
Demonstrates an open-source in-vehicle platform: a working demo pushed onto a car, integrating CAN bus control and 430 vehicle signals to control HVAC and media, backed by a cloud server and remote website. Uses Intel reference hardware and an HTML5/nodejs GUI; team publishes a 4 GB downloadable image on automotivelinux.org. Surveys (88 responses, ~70% strong interest) guide priorities; a six-week developer contest and 30 loaner kits aim to seed apps and portability via Automotive Grade Linux so others can build and run within minutes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:20Automotive Industry
- 7:30Jaguar Land Rover
- 8:44Automotive Grade Linux
- 20:23Best User Experience
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