Low Code/No Code Design Paradigm for Multi-OS Cockpits
summary
Claims that a model‑based low‑code/no‑code toolchain generates OS‑ and hardware‑specific GUI code so one SoC can run clusters, HUD and IVI under a hypervisor, cutting duplicate boards and accelerating delivery. Demonstrations include a two‑display integrated cockpit and shared map/video content on examples like the Cadillac Lyriq and Jeep cluster, with deployable outputs for Android and RTOS and safety support (MISRA/ISO 26262). Uses Altia, Matlab Simulink and the one SoC with hypervisor approach.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 0:44Domain cockpit controller concept
- 3:13Hardware consolidation benefits
- 7:51Software complexity challenges
- 12:34Model-based development solution
- 15:24Hypervisor and OS integration
- 16:08Benefits and summary
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