An Eclipse Automotive Stack for rapid-prototyping Software Defined Vehicles
summary
Stack assembles Eclipse Kuksa CANOPi hardware around a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, an Eclipse Leda system image, Eclipse Kanto for container lifecycle, KUKSA VSS/VAL as the in-vehicle data broker, and Eclipse Velocitas for app templates and GitHub Actions CI that produces ARM64/AMD64 containers. A KUKSA feeder maps CAN/OBD signals to VSS; KUKSA broker runs in Rust/C++ with no historical store. A Kanto cloud connector plus MQTT lets deployments start on the device with one HTTP call; 35 prototype Kanto-Pi units exist and estimated unit cost is ~200–500 EUR.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:46Defining the Data: VSS Vehicle Signal Specification
- 7:53Getting the Data: VSS & Eclipse Kuksa.val
- 18:06Base Layer: Eclipse Leda
- 22:11Summary
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