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Redefining Automotive Connectivity with Zenoh

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The automotive industry is rapidly evolving and it’s moving towards connected and autonomous vehicles. This evolution demands robust communication protocols more than ever. Enter Eclipse Zenoh, an Eclipse Foundation open source project and a protocol set to redefine vehicle-to-anything (V2X) communication. It aims to revolutionize software-defined vehicle architectures.

This month, we’re thrilled to announce a series of webinars. These sessions will explore Zenoh’s potential for the automotive industry. They will delve into Zenoh’s capabilities, its role in addressing current challenges, and its promising future in shaping the automotive landscape. Additionally, we’ve detailed the features we’re planning to release in 2024 on our website.

Tackling Vehicle-to-Anything Communication (V2X) Challenges with Zenoh

Tackling Vehicle-to-Anything Communication (V2X) Challenges with Zenoh webinar hosted by ZettaScale

Date: April 16th

Speakers: Angelo Corsaro, Gabriele Baldoni

Recording available

Currently, vehicle connectivity heavily relies on the MQTT protocol. This protocol has been around for over 20 years. However, it presents strong topological limitations and lacks support for edge computing.

Moreover, its dependence on TCP+TLS leads to reconnection storms and congestion management challenges with video streams. It’s widely agreed that this protocol is unsuitable for next-generation connected vehicles and advanced ADAS

Zenoh has emerged as a key protocol in the automotive sector. It’s gaining traction for in-vehicle communication. Its main appeal lies in its ability to operate from microcontrollers to data centers. It covers the entire cloud-to-device continuum. This positions Zenoh uniquely as a crucial connectivity protocol for connected vehicles, making ZettaScale a significant player in the market.

This webinar will elucidate how Zenoh and the Zetta Platform address the challenges in vehicle connectivity. More importantly, it will discuss how they support the intricate use cases of advanced driver-assistance systems and autonomous vehicles.

Zenoh for Software Defined Vehicle Architectures

Zenoh for Software Defined Vehicle Architectures webinar hosted by ZettaScale

Date: April 23rd

Speakers: Angelo Corsaro, Julien Loudet

Recording available

Historically, vehicle architectures have been built around the AUTOSAR family of standards.

However, with the automotive industry’s increasing softwarization, the complexity and dynamicity of car software have grown. This growth reveals limitations in existing frameworks. It also causes integration difficulties and SOP delays.

The research community, in collaboration with the industry, has sought alternatives. These alternatives offer the right abstractions, performance, predictability, and flexibility for next-generation vehicles. Initiatives like the Eclipse SDV have been established. They foster open innovation and drive convergence toward an open-source framework supporting future vehicle architectures.

This webinar will shed light on Zenoh’s role in the SDV ecosystem!

It will highlight its current capabilities for vehicle architectures. It will also discuss how recent innovations, particularly Zenoh-Flow, can further support vehicle software needs.

Register to attend

Join us for this webinar series as we unlock the potential of Zenoh in shaping the future of automotive connectivity and software-defined vehicles. Whether you’re an industry veteran or a newcomer seeking to stay ahead of the curve, these webinars will give you insights into Zenoh. Register now and secure your spot in shaping tomorrow’s mobility landscape.

If you recently discovered Zenoh and want to learn more, you should watch the Zenoh tutorials our team recorded a few weeks ago.

If you have any questions, send us an email at contact@zettascale.tech or join us on Discord.

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ZettaScale

ZettaScale’s mission is to bring to every connected human and machine the unconstrained freedom to communicate, compute and store — anywhere, at any scale, efficiently and securely. The company develops open source communication middleware that underpins next-generation robotics, transportation and mission critical applications. As devices in the physical world become connected, instrumented and interdependent, ZettaScale enables device creators to easily achieve robust, secure and scalable communication.

ZettaScale was spun out from ADLINK Technology Inc. in 2022, with a strategic investment from TTTech Auto. ZettaScale has offices in the U.K., France and The Netherlands.

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