Automotive Grade Linux Demonstrator Part 1
summary
Automotive Grade Linux publishes a proof‑of‑concept platform: a download‑and‑go image (also a planned VMware image and a full system image) that runs an HTML5 HMI on Tizen, built on an inexpensive Intel box (~$400) with an optional complete kit under ~$1,200. An 88‑person survey shows ~70% rate downloadability 8–10/10 and 77% want a flashable image; features prioritized include touchscreen, CAN adapter and Bluetooth. Three public releases and many downloads confirm the demonstrator works for rapid app and UI prototyping.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to AGL
- 1:26Demonstrator mission
- 2:52Defining the platform needs
- 4:35Survey and user insights
- 6:14Hardware and feature requests
- 9:06Downloadable deliverables
- 11:02Technical choices and setup
- 12:29Vision and future outlook
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