Eclipse Safe Open Vehicle Core

Business Profile

Core Value Proposition

[Eclipse Safe Open Vehicle Core] provides an open-source core stack for Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs), specifically targeting embedded high-performance Electronic Control Units (ECUs).

Target Customer

Automotive OEMs, automotive suppliers, and engineering teams building SDV software stacks and ECUs; organizations requiring interoperable, open-source vehicle software runtimes.

Key Differentiator

Open-source, vendor-neutral common full-stack runtime for SDVs with a focus on hardware/software decoupling, modular extensibility, and industry-wide collaboration to address shared automotive software challenges.

Implementation Timeline

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Pain Points

1Fragmented, non-interoperable software stacks across SDVs and ECUs
2Need for compliance with safety and cybersecurity standards (ISO 26262, ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29)
3High complexity and vendor lock-in due to tightly coupled hardware and software
4Demand for a scalable, extensible architecture that can be adapted for multiple automotive applications

Key Features

1Common full stack software runtime intended for SDVs
2Modular and extensible architecture with decoupling of hardware and software
3Support for project-specific extensions and multiple implementation layers
4End-to-end optimization aimed at efficiency and performance
5Use of modern languages such as Rust or C++ and human-readable specification languages

Target Customer Industries

Client Results

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Competitive Advantages

1Open-source, vendor-neutral environment for collaboration
2Common, industry-wide stack reduces duplication and accelerates development
3Hardware/software decoupling enables flexibility and easier integration
4Modular design allows project-specific extensions and faster iteration
5Emphasis on safety and security alignment with relevant standards

Key Benefits

1Open-source collaborative foundation for SDV software

2Hardware/software decoupling for flexibility and reuse

3Modular architecture enabling easy customization and extension

4Faster development through shared, common tooling and runtimes

5Industry-wide collaboration to address shared automotive challenges

Additional Product Information

Product Description

An open-source core stack for Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs), targeting embedded high-performance ECUs with a modular, extensible runtime and industry-wide collaboration.

Target Market

Automotive OEMs, suppliers, and developers building SDV software and ECU runtimes

Unique Value Proposition

Open-source, vendor-neutral, common SDV runtime designed for interoperability, extensibility, and alignment with safety/cybersecurity standards across automotive programs.

Technical Requirements

Languages: Rust, C++; License: Apache License 2.0; Safety standards alignment: ISO 26262; Cybersecurity standards alignment: ISO/SAE 21434; Regulation awareness: UNECE WP.29; Architecture: modular, extensible, with predefined interfaces and exchangeable layers

Pricing Model

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