Utilizing Eclipse Kuksa framework to build an intelligent moving test platform...
summary
A minimum‑viable moving test platform is built using Eclipse Kuksa as the backbone, split into a cloud subsystem and an in-vehicle subsystem that handles VSS vehicle abstractions; data transfer to cloud uses MQTT and unused Kuksa modules are disabled. Deployment shows Kuksa is feasible for open automotive data systems but requires substantial low‑level configuration and hardware work — the cloud side is straightforward, the in‑vehicle side proves the bottleneck.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 5:48Background, system structure
- 6:46Background, Kuksa structure
- 7:27Vision, goal & plan
- 8:16Summary of work steps
- 9:32Findings related to Kuksa
- 11:42Deployment of the results
- 12:57Conclusions
- 14:29Remarks on open source
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