Evolving Automotive Use Cases
Software is a key driver for innovation in the automotive world. Modern automobiles require millions of lines of code and multiple microprocessor-based electronic control units (ECUs) networked throughout the car to operate. All these must be integrated with an in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) system to create a differentiated customer experience. In addition, mobile devices and cloud services must be able to connect to a head unit, a hub between automotive safety components and the consumer. As this trend of increasing complexity in automotive software continues to create new challenges, automotive manufacturers are looking for reliable partners who can offer solutions that are maintained and supported for the long term.
Wind River® solutions can help you meet these challenges, and the Wind River Professional Services team has hundreds of automotive experts worldwide who know the automotive development process, its deliverables, and its quality requirements. No matter which automotive use case you are working on, you can rely on us to help deliver your promises faster and better.
Use Cases

In-Vehicle Infotainment
In today's connected world, consumers are demanding uninterrupted connection even while on the go, making IVI systems key differentiating factors in the automotive market. Creating a user-friendly interface that minimizes driver distraction and an infotainment system that seamlessly integrates with modern mobile devices are critical to success in this market.
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Business Issues

Telematics
A new market forecast projects that the global automotive embedded telematics market will grow at a 32.8% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2011 to 2015. This growth is driven by apparent benefits to both auto manufacturers and end users—but data security and development cycles are still acting as barriers to wider adoption.
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Business Issues

ECU Handling
Managing the growing number of ECUs while reducing cost and complexity and maintaining quality is a key challenge in the automotive world. Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and suppliers must consolidate and integrate ECUs to form a connected system, reducing cost and power consumption.
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Business Issues

Integrated Displays
As in-vehicle functionalities grow, there is also a rising demand to present all the related information in a user-friendly way. Center displays, head-up displays, and instrument clusters must also advance to meet the expectations of modern customers. Software function blocks get more centralized under more complex display units.
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Wind River Automotive Solutions Overview
Clarion Android Based In-Vehicle Infotainment System Demo