Eclipse SDV Blueprints
summary
Eclipse SDV Blueprints is a code-first collection that already hosts a working Fleet Management blueprint showing vehicle-to-cloud data flow: vehicle signals mapped to the caval API and VSSS, pushed through an open-source data broker and stored for Grafana dashboards, and demonstrated with runnable repos. Proposals include a software orchestration blueprint that runs Eclipse BlueI and EnOS in devcontainers to schedule workloads (example: smart trailer start-up), a seat adjuster tying Velocitors to Kaval and an Eclipse Linux runtime, plus insurance and autonomous-racer prototypes; a hackathon (Nov 28–30, Munich) aims to expand and validate them.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Eclipse SDV Blueprints intro
- 1:51Blueprints purpose and goals
- 5:01Project structure and governance
- 7:30New Blueprint guidelines
- 12:10Existing Blueprints overview
- 13:33Fleet Management deep dive
- 17:00Software Orchestration explained
- 20:55Seat Adjuster and Insurance Blueprints
- 24:07ROS Race Blueprint challenges
- 26:22How to contribute and next steps
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