Is Linux the future of vehicle computers? Wind River and NETA Auto's collaboration suggests yes
Quoting: Is Linux the future of vehicle computers? Wind River and NETA Auto's collaboration suggests yes —
Wind River has joined forces with NETA Auto to create the HOZI supercomputing XPC Intelligent Control Domain Controller (XPC-S32G), which could indicate a future where Linux dominates vehicle computer systems. This controller functions as an integrated gateway, enhancing the safety, control, and upgradeability of intelligent vehicles.
Dai Dali, CTO of NETA Auto, emphasized the controller's significant impact on enhancing vehicle intelligence and software capabilities, which in turn improves user experiences. "Wind River's extensive professional services, including performance optimization and long-term support, are integral to our developments," Dali noted.
Woody Zou, General Manager for China at Wind River, pointed to software's transformative effect on the automotive sector. "Wind River Linux facilitates the efficient development and deployment of applications, driving the progress of software-defined vehicles," said Zou.
The HOZI XPC-S32G enables secure cross-domain connectivity and robust network security, while efficiently managing vehicle control with minimal latency. Its functionality spans several critical areas including central gateway, vehicle thermal management, and over-the-air updates. The technology is scheduled for implementation in NETA Auto’s upcoming NETA S model.
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The press release:
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Wind River Linux Used to Develop NETA Auto Intelligent Domain Controller XPC for Software-Defined Vehicles
As the center of the main communication network within intelligent software-defined vehicles, the HOZI XPC-S32G can enable secure cross-domain data interconnectivity, strong automotive network security, and efficient vehicle control management with low latency. It features nine core functions: central gateway, vehicle thermal management, battery energy management, power torque management, remote diagnostics and calibration, full data collection, SOA Gateway, edge computing, and over-the-air (OTA) master. The HOZI XPC-S32G will be installed in NETA Auto’s new vehicles starting with the NETA S model, releasing later this year.
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Wind River Linux for Intelligent Domain Controller
NETA Auto in China is using Wind River Linux to develop an Intelligent Control Domain Controller for software defined vehicles.
The NETA HOZI supercomputing XPC-32G is an integrated gateway domain controller based on the S32G from NXP Semiconductor running Wind River Linux to serve as the central nervous system within intelligent vehicles, supporting iterative vehicle upgrades.
The HOZI XPC-ICDC uses a service-oriented architecture (SOA) software framework developed with HiRain Technologies’ expertise in automotive domain control technology. It integrates nine core functions: central gateway, vehicle thermal management, battery energy management, power torque management, remote diagnostics and calibration, full data collection, SOA Gateway, edge computing, and over-the-air (OTA) master.