This reflects its commitment to addressing software complexity in the automotive industry. It aims to enhance safety and connectivity through its expertise in middleware stacks for functional-safe applications and collaboration with industry leaders.
QORIX has announced its membership in the Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) Working Group at The Eclipse Foundation. This step highlights QORIX’s commitment to advancing software-defined vehicle technologies amid growing software complexity in the automotive industry.
The automotive industry is moving towards software-defined vehicle (SDV) design, which offers faster time-to-market, new revenue streams, and innovative service models. The SDV Working Group supports this transition by providing a platform for collaboration on open source software for in-vehicle and around-the-vehicle systems, including enhanced in-cabin experiences. This open source foundation model promotes flexibility, agility, and cost-efficiency.It brings significant expertise in middleware stacks for functional-safe and deterministic applications in SDVs. The company is committed to sharing its knowledge and working on projects to set new industry standards.
By joining this group, the company aims to improve safety and connectivity. “We are excited to join the SDV Working Group of the Eclipse foundation and collaborate with industry leaders,” said Markus Schupfner, CEO of QORIX. “Our participation will leverage open source innovation, accelerate the development of advanced solutions, and drive industry transformation.”
We welcome QORIX to both the Eclipse Foundation and the Software Defined Vehicle Working Group; with their specialised expertise in middleware for functional safety and deterministic applications, we look forward to productive collaboration in delivering the automotive industry’s most advanced open source software stack.” said Mike Milinkovich, Executive Director at the Eclipse Foundation.
