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AUTOSAR Software Industry Report 2020: Overview, Adaptive AUTOSAR and Development Roadmap, Adaptive AUTOSAR Cases & Software DevelopersDUBLIN, Sept. 18, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The "AUTOSAR Software Industry Report, 2020" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.  AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture (AUTOSAR) is a worldwide development partnership of vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, service providers and companies from the automotive electronics, semiconductor and software industry. Since 2003, they have been working on the development and introduction of several open, standardized software platforms for the automotive industry. The 'Core Partners' of AUTOSAR are the BMW Group, Bosch, Continental, Daimler, Ford, General Motors, the PSA Group, Toyota and the Volkswagen Group. R19-11 is a layered architecture. It implements the AUTOSAR Runtime for Adaptive Applications (ARA) that consists of Foundation and Service, each of which is comprised of several modules with separate functions. The Service is composed of three functional modules: State Management (SM), Network Management (NM) and Update & Configuration Management (UCM); the Foundation incorporates: Communication Management (COM), Cryptography (Crypto), Log & Trace (Log), Diagnostics (Diag), Persistency (Per), Execution Management (Exec), Time Synchronization (Tsync), etc.. In addition, for OS in the Foundation, the Adaptive Platform requires OS should be those subject to POSIX OS standards, e.g., Linux mcos and QNX. The future version of AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform is expected to pack 23 new features up to multiple requirements such as better interaction between AUTOSAR Classic and AUTOSAR Adaptive, and upgrade of Security and Safety. According to the roadmap, AUTOSAR will offer a new software architecture version every year. AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform supports all future vehicle APPs, e.g., IVI, V2X, multi-sensor fusion and autonomous driving. AUTOSAR is a standard option of next-generation automotive basic software architecture, for most automakers, components suppliers, software providers and other companies. ADAS/AD is an applied field of AUTOSAR Adaptive. All autonomous driving domain controllers rolled out by Bosch, Visteon, Continental, Huawei and more, support AUTOSAR Adaptive. Most of companies make partial use of AUTOSAR standard and few use in a full set, because AUTOSAR Adaptive came out late (the first version became available in 2017) and allows no mixed use of versions and AUTOSAR is complex and expensive with separate charge for every tool chain. AUTOSAR has built a fairly complex technology system over a decade of development. Tool providers already develop support software to help OEMs accelerate application of AUTOSAR. Well-known AUTOSAR tool software developers include: WindRiver, EB, VECTOR, Mentor, ETAS, KPIT, Neusoft Reach, iSoft Infrastructure Software, HiRain Technologies, TaTa Elxsi and Autron. These AUTOSAR software firms also enrich product lines through mergers and acquisitions for greater competitive edges. In 2014, Mentor Graphics announced to purchase the AUTOSAR assets, including the Mecel Picea AUTOSAR Development kit, from Mecel AB. In September 2018, Vector acquired the Swedish embedded software specialist ARCCORE. This acquisition strengthens Vector's portfolio of products and services in the field of AUTOSAR. In the coming age of software defined vehicles, AUTOSAR software developers are playing an increasingly important role. It is hard for OEMs to build veteran teams shortly to develop automotive software due to lack of talent, even though they already set up their software firms or software departments in no time. Investing or purchasing AUTOSAR software firms may after all be an option. Key Topics Covered: 1 AUTOSAR 1.1 Introduction to AUTOSAR 1.2 AUTOSAR Overview 2 Adaptive AUTOSAR and Development Roadmap 2.1 Adaptive AUTOSAR 2.2 AP Applied AA and Interfaces 2.3 AP as the Service-oriented Architecture 2.4 AP Development Tools and Workflow 2.5 Development Route of Adaptive AUTOSAR 3 Adaptive AUTOSAR Cases 3.1 Overview 3.2 Adaptive AUTOSAR and Vehicle E/E Architecture 3.3 Adaptive AUTOSAR and OTA 3.4 Adaptive AUTOSAR and ADAS 4 AUTOSAR Software Developers 4.1 WindRiver 4.2 Continental Elektrobit (EB) 4.3 Vector 4.4 ETAS 4.5 KPIT 4.6 iSoft Infrastructure Software 4.7 Neusoft Reach 4.8 HiRain Technologies 4.9 TaTa Elxsi 4.10 HingeTech 4.11 Autron 4.12 Mentor Graphics 4.13 Hangzhou SMR Technology For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/qcutig Research and Markets also offers Custom Research services providing focused, comprehensive and tailored research. Media Contact: Research and Markets
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