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July 29th 2024

Software Defined Vehicle Working Group Member’s Update

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Welcome and Opening Remarks

Welcome to Vector as strategic member

Membership & projects update

Hackathon Call to action: Hack coaches wanted

SIGs kick off - how to participate and find information

OCA Agenda online

Call to action: Program Plan 2025

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Agenda

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Welcome Vector as new Strategic Member!

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SDV WG Members I (July 2024)

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Strategic Members

Supporting Members

Participant Members

Welcome Vector as Strategic Member, Qorix as Participant and VXLabs as Supporting

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SDV WG Members II (July 2024)

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Supporting Members

Guest Members

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New project proposals in Automotive TLP

Eclipse Connected Services Platform (Harman)

The Eclipse Connected Services Platform (ECSP) provides a core platform to serve as the foundation for developing connected car systems. It empowers the community and OEMs to create innovative connected services applications. The Eclipse CSP provides functionalities for data management, vehicle management (profiles, devices, settings), user access control, notification channels, vehicle client, and integration with various open-source software.

Built on a microservices architecture, the Eclipse CSP enables modular development and deployment.

Eclipse OpenBSW (Accenture)

The project provides an embedded basic software (BSW) stack for microcontrollers written in C++ (language features up to C++14 are used). It provides libraries for

lifecycle (startup/shutdown)
communication (CAN, DoCAN, UDS)
simple OS abstraction layer (reduced to scheduling and events, FreeRTOS implementation provided)
STL-like container classes and a lock-free SPSC queue for inter task/core communication
basic I/O
development tools (serial console, logging framework)

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New project proposals in Automotive TLP

Eclipse Pullpiri (LGE)

Eclipse Pullpiri provides a service orchestrator framework for in-vehicle services and applications.

The Eclipse Pullpiri project includes several key features within its scope, such as supporting APIs for the state transition of vehicle services, ensuring compatibility for workload manifests between cloud environments (K8S) and vehicles (Bluechi & SOAFEE specifications), and enabling and managing predefined scenarios and policies.

The Eclipse Pullpiri project does not cover several features, including implementations for basic controlling services like launch, stop, create, or delete, deployment or retrieval of workloads from a cloud registry, management of non-containerized services, and functional areas supported by general container runtime and systemd.

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SDV Hackathon Chapter Two

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Event - SDV Hackathon Chapter Two

Event Location: Karlsruhe, Germany, ICF Eventhall
Event Time Frame: 20-22 November 2024
Event Facilities & Hospitality Provider: Harman International�
Event Goals: more adopters and contributors

How:

spread hands-on awareness of the projects
highlight projects integrability with one another (challenges should involve as many projects as possible)
highlight gaps in the SDV projects portfolio
work on the challenges using the tools that the SDV portfolio provides

Event Targeted Results:

challenges will become an SDV blueprint / project concept
challenge code will be available with essential documentation

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Event Setup

Maximum 6 challenges

Ideally, one challenge will be created around at least 2 projects (not around a single project)
1 challenge on ThreadX + at least 1 other SDV WG project

Minimum 2 / Maximum 4 coaches per challenge

Increase from 2 to max 4 coaches per challenge should be considered depending on the number of registered participants
We shall establish 4 coaches from the beginning, 2 for sure and additional 2 as reserves
Ideally, Coaches for the same challenge will be from different project teams

Participant teams will be formed of 5 people (not more, not less)

EF staff will help with team formation (both online and on-site)

3 Prizes will be awarded: 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.

Harman will also present a “Special Prize”

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Event Team 🫶�(EF + HARMAN) 9 people total

CORE HACKATHON

HACK MC

Naci Dai 🙌

Onsite tech ( 2-3 person job)

Wireless network connectivity
Power & AC - electrical switches, currens, cables, etc.
Onsite maintenance & facilities person
Security

Onsite food, serving, cleaning, facilities management
Onsite audio/video, connectivity (building) + extra service to be ordered
Technical and electrical support onsite during the whole event including AV & Connectivity

ICF Eventhall�& 3rd party Vendors 🕺

Hackathon Moderator / Host &�Andreas Riexinger 🙌

Hack Coaches (tbd)❗️

EF 📣

EF Team (Sara Gallian) + Jury 🙌 📐👔🧑‍💻👩🏻‍💻

HACKATHON TEAMS (x15-20)

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Organisational Tasks & Responsibilities

Event promotion, social & outreach
Event setup, logistics and registration
Defining the structure, themes and challenges of the hackathon
Stakeholders relations management
Promotion of the event (email, social, ads, banners)
Onsite registration & support
Hack challenges planning and support, execution of operational tasks, consultancy and guidance

Support in promotion activities & driving registration
Onsite organisational support - management of third-party vendor relations
Outreach to universities and academia for reaching registration goals
Support the logistics during and onsite the event if needed
Providing tech person to support throughout the event
Onsite liaison and support - directing attendees, answering questions, etc.

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Information for Partners of the Eclipse SDV Hackathon Vol. 2 (HACK COACHES)

ACTION 2: Hack Challenge Brief & Info for website

Prepare a short brief - max 300 characters incl. spaces for the website challenge description.
You can add as many additional details such as organisations and people involved, special skills and coding requirements, etc. separately and share them too.

DEADLINE: Aug 30, 2024 or earlier

Coaches are asked to register their names & details in this table.

Call to action!

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The SDV Ecosystem

SDV Projects

Steering Committee

Marketing Committee

Technical Advisory Committee

SDV Full Stack

@ TAC

Daemons

Operating System

Comms

APIs

Edge/Cloud FW

Common Libs

ThreadX

Rust

SDV SIGS

Automotive Grade Open Source

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SDV Full Stack @ TAC

Artifacts to be available to the Community
Participant members have a voice via their Representatives: Steven Hartley (GM) and Xavier Punithan (LGE)
Current discussion on Goals and Scope
What to expect - WIP

increase speed and efficiency in the automotive industry, by solving common problems only once as an industry
help all players to manage complexity in a better way by relying on standardized, widely tested and commonly adapted shared solutions.
create a common core of technology, enabling the creation of consistent stack distributions on the basis of a shared technology core
create a basis for continous evolution of a standard software environment with clearly described APIs, therefore manage breaking changes from generation to generation in a better way
enable portability and ease integration of functionality on different versions of the full stack and different distributions
enable an open collaboration platform so that solutions can be generated in a truly shared and distributed manner (avoiding a single vendor in control)

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SIGs- how to participate and find information

All SDV WG Members can participate in the SIGS

Currently running SIGs: ThreadX, Rust, Automotive Grade OS

ThreadX

Chair: Frederic Desbiens

Meets quarterly

Rust

Chair: Florian Gilcher, to be revisited in October

Kick off 24/07 - recorded

Meets biweekly: Tuesday 3pm CEST

Meeting notes on GoogleDoc

Slack channel is #rust-sig

To join meetings: contact Florian Gilcher

Automotive Grade OS

Chair: Leonardo Rossetti, Martin Schleicher

Kick off 22/07 - recorded

Meets biweekly: Monday 4pm CEST

Meeting notes and artifacts on Gitlab

To join meetings: contact Leonardo Rossetti

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OCA Agenda online

Find the agenda here

Thank you to all who submitted their contributions: we had 80 with only 15 slots!

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OCA: 22-24 October 2024 - Mainz, Germany

Automotive Tooling,

Toolchains, and Methodologies

AI, Generative AI,

and Their Uses in Automotive

Data Sharing and

Data Spaces for Automotive

Automotive, Mobility, and

Software Defined Vehicle (SDV)

Projects and Collaborations

Safety, Security, and Legal in Automotive

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Call to action: Program Plan 2025

Program Plan and Budget must be approved by Executive Director�
Working Group Budgets roll up into Foundation’s overall Budget and Approved by Board of Directors

Early October

Mid October

November 3

Early November

November 17

�Program Plan and Marketing Plan* Development

Solicit membership Input and ideas

Draft Program and Marketing Plan Created

�Candidate Program Plan Approved by Steering Committee�Candidate Marketing Plan Approved by Marketing Committee

�Eclipse Management Organization develops Working Group Budget based on Program/Marketing Plan priorities

�Final Budget confirmed by Working Group Steering Committee

*Marketing Committees that have the responsibility of creating Marketing Plans

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Program Objectives 2024

Project Support

Thought Leadership

Community

Innovation

Program objectives are high level pillars of the plan. Specific strategies and tactics will be grouped under these 4 pillars

Provide impactful programs and support for open source licensed projects and encourage cross-projects initiatives

Establish technical initiatives that attract organizations and developers to our ecosystem

Create content, events, research and other assets that influence decisions and strategies

Drive community engagement and membership growth that enables open collaboration

Input wanted - Contact Sara sara.gallian@eclipse-foundation.org

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