Keynote: Accelerating Software Defined Vehicles through Open Source
summary
AGL reports eight years of a unified codebase that now serves as a 70–80% production starting point for infotainment, clusters and telematics, with nine major OEM backers. Recent releases add an embedded Flutter UI contribution of over a million lines of code, first-class RISC‑V support, and AWS Graviton cloud builds plus Raspberry Pi 5 targets so developers can build and test without car hardware. An AGL open source program office (led by Toyota) and an EV‑charging incubation show concrete governance and new projects.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Automotive Linux Summit intro
- 1:03AGL unified software base
- 3:35UCB releases updates
- 6:28AGL for Software Defined Vehicles
- 10:30SDV promises and transformation
- 12:54AGL Open Source Program Office launch
- 14:19EV charging project incubation
- 15:23Japan Mobility DX strategy
- 16:47AGL events and community
- 18:14Closing remarks
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