Elektrobit Introduces EB tresos AutoCore Light
In a significant forthcoming step for the automotive industry, Elektrobit has unveiled its latest software offering,
EB tresos AutoCore Light. This scalable software solution is specifically designed for the evolving landscape of software-defined vehicles (SDVs). By addressing cost-efficiency and development complexity, Elektrobit aims to support manufacturers through the transition towards smarter vehicles.
The Need for Scalable Software in SDVs
The automotive sector is rapidly embracing software as a core component of vehicle development and operation. As cars become increasingly reliant on electronic systems, automakers must be equipped with flexible solutions that cater to varying market demands. The introduction of
EB tresos AutoCore Light marks a move towards a software framework that can simultaneously fulfill both basic and advanced requirements, adapting to shifts in consumer preferences.
Key Features of EB tresos AutoCore Light
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Optimized for Peripheral ECUs: The new software is tailored for peripheral electronic control units (ECUs), which include smart sensors and actuators. This design allows for seamless integration into modern zonal architectures, essential for next-generation vehicles.
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Cost Reduction: A standout advantage of EB tresos AutoCore Light is its ability to reduce hardware and research & development costs by up to 30%. New calculations reveal that consolidating functions into zonal ECUs, while eliminating OEM-specific requirements for peripheral ECUs, greatly trims expenses.
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Enhanced Development Efficiency: The new modular architecture enables code reuse and simplifies updates, thus shortening development times. As automakers work towards creating advanced SDVs, this efficiency is crucial.
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Support for Zonal ECUs: The software provides a solid foundation for zonal ECUs, complementing Elektrobit’s EB tresos AutoCore and EB zoneo solutions, facilitating the integration of smart technologies across electronic architectures.
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ASIL-B Ready: It meets strict automotive safety standards, ensuring that it can be implemented securely on constrained platforms, thereby enhancing overall system safety.
Future Implications
Jagan Rajagopalan, the Head of Strategy Portfolio at Elektrobit Automotive GmbH, expressed that EB tresos AutoCore Light represents a breakthrough in how automakers approach the design and development of SDVs. By leveraging the established components of its predecessor, EB tresos AutoCore, this new offering allows customers to streamline their software strategies, ultimately resulting in more agile and responsive vehicle systems.
The software’s capability to function on smaller microcontrollers allows for further reductions in hardware expenditures, making advanced vehicle electronics more accessible to a broader range of automakers.
Looking Ahead
The first version of EB tresos AutoCore Light is compatible with selected Cortex M0+, M4F, and similar microcontroller platforms. Future updates are anticipated to enhance its functionalities further, adapting to technological advancements and emerging market needs.
Elektrobit, established as a key player in the automotive software space, offers an extensive background of creating innovative solutions. With over three decades of experience, the firm has propelled electronic systems in over
600 million vehicles, underscoring its pivotal role in the industry's shift towards digital advancements.
For organizations eager to explore how flexible and efficient software solutions can redefine automotive development, EB tresos AutoCore Light is a pivotal tool in navigating the complexities of the software-defined vehicle landscape.
For more insights on EB tresos AutoCore Light and its functionalities, visit Elektrobit's official site for details.
About Elektrobit:
Elektrobit is a globally recognized supplier of innovative software solutions for the automotive sector, with a strong emphasis on embedded and connected software products. Their commitment to cutting-edge, modular solutions has positioned them as a leader in developing technology that enhances automotive infrastructure, connectivity, and user experience.