Masaki Gondo

eSOL Co.,Ltd., Japan

The Software Defined Vehicle is

Abstract

The idea of Software Defined Vehicle has grown to become more than just a buzzword and now it is one of the highest priorities of the industry. Despite this almost desperate need, the definition and both technological and commercial approaches remain hazy.

In this talk, we will endeavour to establish the definition of SDV by diving into the discussion of four principles of SDV, spanning over the domain modelling, decoupling, open standards, and democratization. The goal is to understand what common ground the industry needs to work together and move the SDV forward.

Biography

Masaki is SEVP/CTO/Head of Software Division at eSOL, the company that provides POSIX/AUTOSAR/TRON RTOS, various embedded software development tools and full-stack engineering services. He has more than 25 years of experience in the field of OS architecture and related technologies for use in a wide range of embedded system applications including automotive, industrial, and electronic appliances. In the last decade he has worked on a scalable heterogenous-multi-manycore OS called eMCOS, application parallelization tools eMBP, domain-knowledge-based-machine-learned driver models eBRAD, and functional safety. He also acts as an architect of AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform specification, IEEE Std. 2804 SHIM WG Chair, Vice-chair of Embedded Multicore Consortium, visiting research fellow at Advanced Multicore Processor Research Institute at Waseda University, among others. From 2022, he also acts as the head of Software.