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[Automotive Video Coverage] QNX, Infotainment Operating with Priority in Emergency Situations
Published2017.07.17 09:31QNX Software participated in Automotive Innovation Day 2017 and introduced Hypervisor 2.0, an infotainment system that operates according to priority levels in embedded systems.
QNX collaborates with major vehicle OEMs to support the development of software solutions such as telematics, ADAS, and infotainment required in connected car development environments.
The QNX Hypervisor stacks hardware, QNX Hypervisor, virtual machines (VMs), and OS layer upon layer. Therefore, system designers and device manufacturers can run multiple operating systems (QNX Neutrino, Linux, and Android, etc.) on a single hardware platform and safely separate and isolate them.
In the virtual machine environment, devices are directly assigned and shared. High-speed communication channels are supported and standard protocols are used.
To reduce system design costs and decrease size, weight, and power consumption, multiple operating systems can be consolidated into a single computing platform or implemented as a system-on-chip (SOC).
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