Embedded software teams need to rapidly and efficiently develop and deploy software for automotive electronic control units (ECUs) to deliver in-vehicle features and functionality. The AUTOSAR standard is the framework to enable this efficient development of embedded application software in the context of vehicle system development. Capital VSTAR enhances the AUTOSAR standard while also satisfying cybersecurity and functional safety requirements, and is confirmed to support ISO 26262 ASIL D use cases.
Embedded Software Implementation
In-vehicle AUTOSAR software solution for ECU development
Embedded Software Implementation
Embedded software teams need to rapidly and efficiently develop and deploy software for automotive electronic control units (ECUs) to deliver in-vehicle features and functionality. The AUTOSAR standard is the framework to enable this efficient development of embedded application software in the context of vehicle system development. Capital VSTAR enhances the AUTOSAR standard while also satisfying cybersecurity and functional safety requirements, and is confirmed to support ISO 26262 ASIL D use cases.
Quickly and efficiently develop and deploy AUTOSAR embedded software for automotive electronic control units (ECUs)
Basic & Application Software Integration
The AUTOSAR standard enables development teams to focus on the innovative and reusable development of embedded application software, software component (SWC). The AUTOSAR abstractions include basic software (BSW), runtime environment (RTE), and SWC interfaces as part of the standard. The Capital VSTAR portfolio is production-proven and available with AUTOSAR 4.x versions of the standard. It is scalable for use in low power microcontrollers to multicore SoC's running a combination of runtime and OS technologies.
Generative Software Configuration
Driven by demands including innovative customer features and functional safety requirements, software engineering teams need to increase both the pace of development and improve quality, requiring new levels of efficiency. Enabling software development to ‘shift-left’, by moving verification and validation (V&V) earlier in the design process, is a key element to more efficiently produce embedded software. These V&V activities may be performed by deploying extensive simulation using actual embedded software on virtual ECUs. This technology enables the application of test automation in early development before target hardware is available and throughout the entire software lifecycle to improve coverage and execution visibility. The Capital VSTAR solution enables an AUTOSAR aware environment for integrating, testing, and analyzing software while reducing hardware dependency.
Software Configuration & ECU Flashing
From requirements through to delivery, a comprehensive AUTOSAR tool solution is essential to produce high-quality ECUs on schedule. The entire AUTOSAR development cycle and round-trip integration from ECU extract through production software can be developed in a single software solution. The Capital VSTAR solution enables customer’s continuous integration and release development flows to seamlessly update ECU configurations.
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