Driving the automotive industry into the future with Open Source
summary
Eclipse Automotive assembles a vendor‑neutral governance and IP‑clearing framework and now hosts 30+ projects (55% growth year over year) including openPASS simulator, openMDM measured‑data tools, Velocitas templates and AutoWorks (an open implementation of Digital Auto). Projects use GitHub/GitLab pull requests, committers and PMC governance; several projects run in proofs‑of‑concept and GM has announced production use of open services next year. The stack already yields working blueprints, co‑simulation (Mosaic/openMCX) and vehicle app runtimes.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Open source in automotive
- 1:51Why open source matters
- 4:00Eclipse automotive framework
- 8:42Open collaboration benefits
- 13:07Key automotive projects
- 16:49Top-level project overview
- 18:14History of automotive PMC
- 21:54Future vision for automotive
- 24:47Summary and call to collaborate
- 25:47Q&A: Safety in open source
- 27:16Q&A: Internal open source tools
- 29:38Q&A: Open source strategies
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