Challenges developing an Android based system for 2-wheel …
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Drive Mode builds a full Android-based IVI for Honda two-wheelers running Android 10 (not AAOS) with a custom Gradle plugin and a modular build that varies by environment, vehicle, and build type. The system ships on the CUVE electric bike in multiple markets, uses a legal meter on a separate CPU for speed/odometer, supports joystick buttons with long-press mapping and a focusable DSL, remote desktop debugging, and OTA via Android update engine.
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- 0:00Android for two-wheel vehicles
- 3:49Infotainment system goals
- 6:00Android Automotive limits
- 8:30Modular architecture
- 10:17Custom Gradle plugin
- 14:59Legal meter sync
- 17:26Input with physical controls
- 23:03UI focus philosophy
- 28:39Input flow redirection
- 31:56Additional challenges
- 35:13Q&A
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