By NatheshMontaVista Software, a provider of solutions for embedded Linux commercialization, claimed that the MontaVista Automotive Technology Platform (ATP (News - Alert)) is now complaint with the GENIVI Compliance Specification Release 1.0.
The GENIVI Alliance asserted that its mission is to drive the broad adoption of an In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) open source development platform by aligning requirements, delivering reference implementations, offering certification programs and fostering a vibrant open source IVI community. The MontaVista (News - Alert) Automotive Technology Platform is GENIVI 1.0 Compliant on the following platforms: Freescale SABRE i.MX53, ARM Cortex-A8 and Renesas R-Car M1, ARM Cortex-A9.
According to the company, the MontaVista Automotive Technology Platform (ATP) contains hardened frameworks for graphics, video, sound, USB, Bluetooth, Location Based Services, security, customizable UI and much more. MontaVista has expertise in delivering complete software stacks for in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) and dashboard displays and it can offer complete Linux-based framework integrating all the components one needs, including applications like web browsers, media players, email client, connection managers, GPS, and more.
GENIVI Alliance acknowledged that as a primary contributor to the GENIVI Compliance Program, MontaVista has shown its strong commitment to the automotive marketplace and to the GENIVI ecosystem. It is excited that MontaVista Automotive Technology Platform has achieved GENIVI Compliance.
Officials with MontaVista noted that they are committed to delivering industry compliant, hardened, high-performance Linux-based software solutions to the automotive industry along with world-class service and support. Now they are glad to be one of the first companies to announce a GENIVI compliant platform and to participate in the launch of the GENIVI Compliance Program. This is an important milestone for the rapidly growing GENIVI ecosystem.
MontaVista added that its ATP frees companies from the proprietary operating systems and lets them employ an open platform and leverage ecosystems evolving around GENIVI standards. This will only result in shortened development cycles, quicker time-to-market, and reduced costs for companies developing IVI equipment and software.