Since vehicles become more intelligent and connected, the complexity of integrating ADAS features into HPC increases exponentially. Endego recently collaborated with a Tier 1 automotive customer to overcome significant challenges in HPC development, ensuring high performance and reliability in their system.
The main objectives of the project revolved around SomeIp signal processing and integration of Ethernet communication stack with AUTOSAR system partition including implementing supervision and diagnostic functionalities and optimizing communication performance. These requirements demanded innovative solutions tailored to the Aurix TriCore and EyeQ processors at the heart of the customer’s architecture.
To address the customer’s challenges, we applied a methodical approach grounded in technical expertise and advanced tools:
Endego’s solution was made possible through a combination of advanced technologies and tools, including:
Through our comprehensive approach, we successfully addressed the Tier 1 customer’s requirements, delivering an efficient and secure solution for HPC and the corresponding ADAS partition. The implementation of diagnostic features, secure communication protocols, and optimized Ethernet performance highlights Endego’s capability to tackle the complexities of modern automotive systems.
This project highlights our expertise in automotive software and hardware development while reflecting our dedication to providing innovative and high-quality solutions for advanced vehicle technologies.
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