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Ford cars switch from Microsoft to BlackBerry
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autoblog posted some article, did not check it
QNX car stuff you can find in crackberry and I think youtube, for example.
I read there are 200 car models running QNX.
Android Auto runs on QNX.
Apple's CarPlay runs on QNX.
Nokia's HERE Auto can also run on QNX.
BB10 is based on QNX.
And QNX has always been used for a lot of other embedded stuff.
QNX car stuff you can find in crackberry and I think youtube, for example.
I read there are 200 car models running QNX.
Android Auto runs on QNX.
Apple's CarPlay runs on QNX.
Nokia's HERE Auto can also run on QNX.
BB10 is based on QNX.
And QNX has always been used for a lot of other embedded stuff.
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Sync 3 rollout starts in 2015. It will be in more than 50% of their new US cars (Ford and Lincoln) by the end of 2016.
The Lincoln version will have a different look.
I don't know when it starts rolling out in the rest of the world.
The Lincoln version will have a different look.
I don't know when it starts rolling out in the rest of the world.
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QNX is a real time OS. Think the kind of OS that is used cruise missiles, medical devices and Airplane controls. Makes sense why it such a good embedded OS.
A car OS has to be realtime. It is not only for entertainment.
2009 data:
F-22: 1.7M LOC
F-35: 5.7M LOC
787: 6.5M LOC
low-end car: 30-50 control units
premium car: 70-100 control units, around 100M LOC
Mercedes Benz S-Klasse: about as many control units as an Airbus A380 (excluding IFE), radio and navigation system only: 20M LOC
In 2008 it was estimated that cars would require 200-300M LOC in the near future.
2009 data:
F-22: 1.7M LOC
F-35: 5.7M LOC
787: 6.5M LOC
low-end car: 30-50 control units
premium car: 70-100 control units, around 100M LOC
Mercedes Benz S-Klasse: about as many control units as an Airbus A380 (excluding IFE), radio and navigation system only: 20M LOC
In 2008 it was estimated that cars would require 200-300M LOC in the near future.
