QtinUse - Introducing Qt IVI (1/5)
summary
Qt IVI packages a Pelagicore-based framework that maps Qt and GNU/Linux onto automotive networks and specs, targeting fast boot and low power, multi-screen user roles, sandboxed apps and OEM-controlled app stores. GENIVI drives an open source common platform to cut duplicated R&D and complexity. Typical projects cost €15–40M development with software royalties around €1.5–25 per unit, and product lifetimes run 10–15 years, not phone cycles.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to Qt IVI
- 1:55IVI system architecture
- 10:37Challenges in IVI development
- 18:21Industry standardization efforts
- 20:09Introducing GENIVI Alliance
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