Accelerating Software Defined Vehicles Through Open Source Software
summary
Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) claims a single shared platform: a Unified Code Base with two releases a year (examples: Nifty Needlefish, Optimistic Octopus), over 100 million lines of code, 150+ member companies and 11 OEMs whose combined fleets cover ~50–60% of global vehicles; first production ship was the 2018 Toyota Camry. Work includes virtio virtualization to run instrument cluster and infotainment on one SoC, container/service-mesh updates, AWS Graviton cloud builds, a reference sandwich board for swap‑able SoCs, and Toyota’s million‑line Flutter for automotive UI contribution.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 2:21Fragmentation Hinders Innovation
- 5:37AGL is CODE FIRST
- 9:00Volkswagen Group
- 11:21Automotive OS Market Share
- 14:38AGL Expert Groups
- 16:22Trend: OEMs building their own "OS"
- 17:34Powerful SOCs and Cockpit Consolidation
- 18:55Growing Software Complexity and Scale
- 20:26Lines Blurring: Embedded, IT, Cloud
- 21:07Expanding AGL Development Options
- 23:44Flutter
- 26:02AGL AMM Berlin
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