From Dashboard to Driver Display
summary
Demonstrates shipping Android Automotive apps onto non‑Android driver clusters by streaming a chosen activity via H.264 1080p stream using Qt’s ActivityView and QtRemoteSurfaceView, sacrificing touch but keeping latency low; shows a single 3D engine with multiple viewports that renders once and projects synchronized scenes to central and driver displays, used in Mercedes/Hyundai/Ford prototypes; claims very low CPU and RAM on clients with only one background renderer and shows working prototypes across QNX, Automotive Grade Linux and Ubuntu.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Automotive dashboard evolution
- 1:27Large central screens problems
- 2:50Digital clusters non-Android
- 4:12Streaming apps to displays
- 8:52Sharing 3D scenes
- 12:02Solution benefits
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