Wind River Drives Open Source Platform for Automotive Infotainment

Auto manufacturers and their tier suppliers are moving from long hardware-centric design cycles toward a rapid software-based model similar to consumer electronics. Wind River is driving a new open source standard for automotive infotainment middleware that eases software development and integration. Wind River is also offering a commercial product—Wind River Linux Platform for Infotainment—that will tightly integrate the infotainment middleware with Wind River's commercial Linux distribution to deliver a complete platform with development tools, predictable delivery cycles, support, and license assurance. Read More »

Wind River Linux Platform for Infotainment Product Overview

Wind River Automotive Solutions

Wind River Technology Resource Catalog

Handsets World
June 10–11, 2008
Berlin, Germany

Freescale Technology Forum 2008
June 16–19, 2008
Orlando, FL

September 10, 2008
Tokyo, Japan

October 7, 2008
Paris, France

Real-Time & Embedded Computing Conference (RTECC)
June 17, 2008
Denver, CO

June 19, 2008
Salt Lake City, UT

MicroTCA Seminar Series
June 10, 2008: Paris, France
June 17, 2008: Moscow, Russia
June 24, 2008: Tel Aviv, Israel

Ready for Takeoff: Using Advanced Development Technologies to Accelerate Deployment of Safe and Secure Systems
June 11, 2008: 1:00 p.m. EDT

General Purpose Platform, VxWorks Edition for New Users
June 24–27, 2008: San Diego, CA
July 8–11, 2008: Seattle, WA
July 15–18, 2008: Dallas, TX

General Purpose Platform, VxWorks Edition 3.6, Board Support Package
June 17–20, 2008: Boston, MA
July 15–18, 2008: Alameda, CA

Workbench, On-Chip Debugging Edition 3.6
June 25–26, 2008: Dallas, TX

Lab Diagnostics
July 1–2, 2008: Westford, MA

General Purpose Platform, Linux Edition 2.0
July 8–11, 2008: Chicago, IL
July 22–25, 2008: Boulder, CO


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Mike Deliman, Engineering Specialist

Did You Watch It?
I've been asked about a dozen times since Phoenix landed if I watched the landing. I've worked on a lot of Mars stuff and indeed Phoenix runs VxWorks 5.2 for RAD6000. But Monaco, Indy, and NASCAR all had big races going, and all the normal stuff of the Memorial Day weekend—so many things to do. Did I watch it? Read More »