Eclipse SDV Developer Console and T-Systems Hypercube - Key Connected Car Services in Action
summary
Hypercube claims to bring DevOps to the Software Defined Vehicle: a cloud‑agnostic OTA pipeline with an in‑car update manager, packaging service, campaign orchestration and a vehicle operation center. It uses eclipse SDV Developer Console (open source), eclipse Hono as the command‑and‑control gateway and eclipse Kuksa for VSS translation, plus Kafka, MQTT/LwM2M adapters and Docker. Demo simulates vehicles, shows VSS translation, telemetry into Kafka and a remote trunk‑open command working; Telekom operates ~50% of German antennas and cars need ~10‑year update support.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Eclipse SDV and Hypercube intro
- 1:07Automotive software challenges
- 6:26OTA updates complexity
- 10:20End-to-end OTA platform
- 14:32Hypercube architecture
- 15:59DevOps for automotive
- 18:04Digital Twin deep dive
- 22:45Live data flow demo
- 25:51Q&A
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