Accelerate software-defined vehicle (SDV) workflows
Cloud-native tools auto-generate VHAL, enable virtual cockpit development, synthetic testing, and reusable Android apps—accelerating prototyping, collaboration, and integration using open, standardized data interfaces.
2:05 PM - 2:30 PMWed
Technical Technical Presentation
Scheduled to Speak
Dr. Moritz Neukirchner
Sr. Director Strategic Product Management SDV
Elektrobit
Ayhan Ak
Senior Solutions Manager - Strategy & Portfolio
Elektrobit
COVESA’s Vehicle Signal Specification (VSS) becomes standard for SDV platforms and app development for OEMs and 3rd app companies in Automotive industry. Cloud-native browser based solutions can help OEMs by leveraging automated VHAL generation and signal mapping. By transforming VSS-compliant vehicle signal models into a standardized Vehicle Hardware Abstraction Layer (VHAL). Applying this clear approach enables early, consistent, and URI-flattened access to vehicle signals—effectively enhancing how industry standards can be applied in real development workflows. This approach allows developers to use standardized vehicle signals as a foundation for building reusable, standards-based Android Automotive applications, entirely within virtual cockpit environments, long before physical vehicle hardware is available. By combining VSS-driven signal standardization with virtualization, new SDV toolchains accelerate prototyping, enable test automation through synthetic and SOME/IP signal feeds, and creates consistent integration points across SDV toolchains. The session will also highlight how cloud-based browser based virtual development environments leads some added values and benefits—such as: • cloud-based workbenches—help scale collaboration and validation, • on-demand virtual cockpit instances, • UI abstraction tooling from vehicle data layer, • ensuring applications are built on open, standardized vehicle data interfaces rather than proprietary implementations.