ECU development and AUTOSAR
Elektrobit Partners with NETA Auto and HiRain Technologies to Redefine Automotive Innovation with NETA Auto’s First Advanced Gateway Controller
HiRain Technologies uses Elektrobit’s Adaptive AUTOSAR solution to build their first mass production cross-domain controller for the new EE architecture that will be featured in NETA Auto’s new line of vehicles. Since 2023, Elektrobit has provided HiRain Technologies access to its HPC portfolio – including its best-in-class 2nd generation HPC middleware, EB corbos AdaptiveCore and EB corbos Studio to create the AUTOSAR Adaptive-based software platform for the new controller. This enables ECUs for the NETA Auto’s Haozhi Super Computing XPC-S32G platform architecture with safe, secure, flexible, updatable, and high-performance
EB zentur for ICAS1evo – Innovation, Customer-Centricity, and Collaborative Excellence
The EB zentur for ICAS1evo project exemplifies innovation and customer-centricity in automotive security. Our team integrated different AUTOSAR versions into a dual-stack solution for vehicle key management. Collaboration and a focus on timely delivery ensured the project’s success, showcasing creative problem-solving and a commitment to exceeding customer expectations.
Beyond Boundaries: Impacting China’s Luxury EV Landscape
Elektrobit supplies critical software, and in collaboration with BlackBerry Limited, integrates the QNX Software Development Platform 7.1 and QNX OS for Safety, providing a robust, pre-integrated foundation for developing ADAS electronic control units. Thereby opening doors to the Chinese luxury EV supplier market, establishing benchmarks for future ADAS projects and expanding market presence.
JLR’s Next Chapter: Elektrobit’s Software Solutions in Action
Jaguar Land Rover, facing the challenge of adapting to the software-defined vehicle era, partners with Elektrobit. Elektrobit’s software and Automotive OS form the backbone of JLR’s next-gen EVA Continuum architecture, slated for all vehicles from 2024. This collaboration empowers JLR to standardize its software platform, facilitating rapid vehicle deployment.
Elektrobit’s automotive software stack enables Continental´s CAEdge framework
Continental develops a framework, which supports its customers in developing the Software Defined Vehicle (SDV). Its Continental Automotive Edge (CAEdge) framework is the vision of a full-stack architecture solution for the SDV. Elektrobit enables the framework with its automotive software stack, including platform features such as system management and update capabilities.
General Motors brings enhanced version of Super Cruise driver assistance technology to the All-New 2021 Cadillac Escalade with Elektrobit’s AUTOSAR Ethernet Solution and Services
GM planned to provide more robust features in a new, enhanced version of the Super Cruise driver assistance system for the 2021 Cadillac Escalade. Doing so required upgrading communications infrastructure. By implementing Elektrobit’s automotive-grade, production-ready and AUTOSAR-standard compliant Ethernet solution, GM was able to meet key goals.
Faster time to market with EB’s Classic AUTOSAR software
HL Mando was in need of AUTOSAR-based, safe, and reliable series-production-ready ECU software that is applicable to multiple projects but only requires one license. Elektrobit helped HL Mando to define and establish a reliable and effective solution for its ongoing projects that supply multiple car makers at the same time. Having a prototype project license with Elektrobit allows Tier 1 suppliers to cut down on processing time and act faster on the market.
Revolutionized vehicle infrastructure architecture
VW’s new electric compact ID. rolled off the line in 2020. Further models – ID. CROZZ, ID. BUZZ, and ID. VIZZION – will follow. Elektrobit’s software ensures that vehicles are safer and more reliable while also enabling the convenient use of innovative cloud-based services.
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Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance: AUTOSAR migration
The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, which sold 10.6 million vehicles in almost 200 countries in 2017, was looking for a partner to help evaluate and implement AUTOSAR.
VW Diagnostic workbench
The Volkswagen ECU developers and developers of test programs need to know the influence of their ODX data changes regarding the MCD Kernel runtime.
Metropolia – Electric racing car
Metropolia is Finland’s largest university of applied sciences. Metropolia coordinated a project with a consortium of companies to design an electric sports car; the car took second prize in the Progressive Insurance Automotive X PRIZE in the USA in 2010.
Automated driving
Aptiv advances ADAS ECU development with Elektrobit’s innovative replay HiL solution
Continental Streamlines ADAS ECU Development with Elektrobit’s Replay HIL Simulation
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Boosting ADAS with EB robinos Predictor
The VW Group was looking for a software solution supplying current and future ADAS functions with digital map information, and working across all its brands and vehicle models. EB robinos Predictor became an essential building block to the VW Group to be among the leading manufacturers with regard to Driver Assistance Systems. Their impressive variety of functions are not only available in their premium vehicles, but also in their entry-level cars.
Automated driving development test tools for Continental
Premium navigation for BMW
Supported by Elektrobit’s expertise and products BMW was able to roll out its new infotainment solution, which is compatible with several brands and models, worldwide. Elektrobit provided a modularly designed solution, which led to a high level of software reusability. As BMW benefitted from Elektrobit’s automotive experience, they were able to fulfill the highest standards regarding driving comfort.
Daimler driver assistance software implementation — from smart to S-Class
Daimler is able to concentrate on driver assistance algorithm development and self-driving vehicles by passing progressively more tasks and responsibilities to Elektrobit as a tightly integrated software development and integration partner.
User experience
Audi levels up infotainment system with Elektrobit
Collaborating with Elektrobit, Audi and Cariad aimed to integrate the Android Automotive OS and selected third-party apps, including in-car gaming into their cockpit. Elektrobit provided a holistic solution, helping deliver superior user experience and acting as a proficient software partner.
Transforming the in-vehicle experience with Sony Honda Mobility
Sony Honda Mobility unveiled plans to produce battery electric vehicles under the AFEELA brand. The collaboration resulted in a groundbreaking in-vehicle experience, seamlessly integrating Sony’s cutting-edge software and entertainment system, with innovations like the Theming Engine for personalized cockpits.
Continental and Elektrobit powering next-gen OLED displays
Consumer electronics fans have been using OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diodes) devices now for several years.
As the market needs are showing a significantly increase in the development demands around the infotainment and display area Continental was looking for a trusted partner with OLED expertise.
Bringing the Sony VISION-S cockpit to life
With their first electric car concept, Sony wanted to show how mobility could be re-imagined, encompassing the evolution of safety, comfort, entertainment and adaptability and Elektrobit has been their partner with comprehensive automotive expertise who would help realize their vision of seamless and enriching user experience combined with elegant design.
Elektrobit and Nippon Seiki powering Porsche’s outstanding HUD
Porsche wanted to develop a Head-Up Display (HUD) solution that projects the driver information into the windshield for its all electrical super sportscar “Taycan”. To create this groundbreaking HUD projector and bring it to market within a short timeframe, Porsche collaborated with Nippon Seiki, one of the world’s leading automotive HUD suppliers.
Supporting start-up Sono Motors’ economic-friendly EVs with cost-effective infotainment system
Sono Motors GmbH founded in 2016, wants every car to be electric and shared. That’s why they invented the Sion, an innovative electric car with integrated solar cells in the body. With the Sion project, they were looking for a partner to develop a cost-effective infotainment system.
HMI development for cutting-edge display audio systems in Japan
Pioneer wanted to select an HMI development platform to develop their latest display audio models. Elektrobit provides EB GUIDE, its all-in-one HMI development toolchain to Pioneer for the development of its display audio systems DMH-SF700 and DMH-SZ700.
Elektrobit delivers HMI development platform for Volkswagen
Volkswagen wanted to select an HMI development platform for their new MEB platform, a modular car platform for electric cars. Elektrobit supplies EB GUIDE as the development platform for the digital instruments of Volkswagen’s new generation of electric vehicles.
Modular infotainment system at AUDI
Audi found a development partner who not only had a deep understanding of automotive user interfaces, but who would also manage the powerful project with many different country, feature and display variants, and over 1400 different user dialogs.
PSA: Connect Radio HMI for Peugeot and Citroën
Groupe PSA owns the world-renowned brands Peugeot, Citroën and DS. The company sold over 2.9 million vehicles worldwide in 2015. It operates in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, India-Pacific, and China.
Touchscreen HMI for PistenBully
With RAFI as hardware manufacturer and Elektrobit as software supplier, PistenBully found the perfect development team to set up a new HMI solution.
Kubota Corp. develops full graphic cluster meter using EB GUIDE on their next-generation harvesting machines
Kubota Corp. needed an HMI concept and HMI development process to make it easier to use a variety of functions specific to agricultural machinery when installing the state-of-the-art full graphic cluster meter on their next-generation harvesting machines.
Mettler Toledo software solution for analytical devices
Metter Toledo used EB GUIDE to model a next generation HMI. The final product, the EasyPlusTM titrators, integrates 150 screens in five different device combinations. Thanks to Elektrobit, MT was able to achieve the new touch and feel it wanted within short development time.
Ford SYNC software integration partner
Ford, a leading car manufacturer, sold approximately 6,553,000 vehicles worldwide in 2007. The same year, Ford introduced SYNC—a fully integrated, voice-activated in-car communication and entertainment system for mobile phones and digital music players.
Delphi navigation and speech dialog software for the new Audi A1
Delphi integrated a high end speech dialog system into the infotainment solution using the EB GUIDE Speech Target Framework.
Delphi: HMI automatic code generation process
Delphi needed a way to implement an automatic code generation process for the human machine interface (HMI) of radios for Volkswagen. With Elektrobit’s in-depth knowledge and EB GUIDE Studio product, Delphi got the code generation and could perform error analysis and also test and experience features as the customer would.
Audi touch panel prototyping
Headquartered in Ingolstadt, Germany, AUDI AG is a major manufacturer of luxury cars. It’s a 99%-owned subsidiary (as of 2004) of Volkswagen, the largest car manufacturer in Europe. Audi produces more than 960,000 cars per year with renowned models such as the A4, A6, and A8 in its lineup of A-series cars.
Elektrobit and ART supply global vehicle manufacturer with voice recognition
A global vehicle manufacturer wanted to develop a new vehicle platform around the instrument cluster display complemented by a sophisticated voice dialog system.
Their supplier ART reached out to Elektrobit to find a trusted partner with extensive expertise in the design and development of voice UIs.
Connected & secure vehicle
Elektrobit’s automotive software stack enables Continental´s CAEdge framework
Continental develops a framework, which supports its customers in developing the Software Defined Vehicle (SDV). Its Continental Automotive Edge (CAEdge) framework is the vision of a full-stack architecture solution for the SDV. Elektrobit enables the framework with its automotive software stack, including platform features such as system management and update capabilities.
Revolutionized vehicle infrastructure architecture
VW’s new electric compact ID. rolled off the line in 2020. Further models – ID. CROZZ, ID. BUZZ, and ID. VIZZION – will follow. Elektrobit’s software ensures that vehicles are safer and more reliable while also enabling the convenient use of innovative cloud-based services.