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Automotive Embedded Development

Software has become integrated with core vehicle functions to an extent never seen before. Embedded automotive software development enables the transition to software-defined vehicles (SDVs), bridging the gap between vehicle and mobility ecosystem to enhance safety and efficiently process ever-growing volumes of data.

Intellias provides multi-layer expertise in co-creating automotive embedded systems and solutions for OEMs and Tier 1s, ranging from sensor programming and platform integrations to middleware and app development to control critical driving functions.

Aiming to provide optimal automotive embedded software development services to our clients, we start with high-level requirements analysis and progress to architectural design, implementation strategies, optimization best practices, and cybersecurity.

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Automotive embedded software development competencies

HMI and In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI)

We build complex HMI and IVI solutions that support multimedia features, comfort functions, personalization settings, and online services, covering architectural design, validation of cybersecurity compliance, and configuration of embedded operating systems including Automotive Grade Linux, Android Automotive, BlackBerry QNX, Kernel-based OS, and custom-made embedded Linux with the integration of leading frameworks like Kanzi, Altia, DiSTI, Qt Automotive, Vulkan, and OpenGL.

Board Support Package

We provide expertise in BSP development from low-level bootloader bring-up, Hypervisor porting, and adaptation to target platforms, to development of Yocto-based BSPs for target boards and BSPs for virtual Hypervisor environments, middleware services, apps, and secure firewall scripts. We work with Adaptive and Classic AUTOSAR platforms, open-source RTOS, Android, Linux, and QNX, covering maintenance and upgrades of customer-specific boards based on SoCs from Qualcomm, Renesas, Infineon, TI, Intel, and NXP.