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OPEN SOURCE AUTOMOBILES
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| The other reasons that open source
| automobiles are interesting is that it
| overcomes the slowness of innovation we see
| in traditional traditional car
| manufacturing. The designs are open
| sourced. This means that designers from
| around the world are able to generate
| innovation either alone or in teams with
| others and deploy them as plans that have
| the potential to get built (including
| electric vehicles).
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http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/2009/12/open-source-automobiles.html
Open Source MLS
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| Recently Jimmy Conrad wrote a piece at
| ESPN's Soccernet about his vision for MLS.
| He likens it to Linux, but honestly, his
| ideas are not in the mold of Linux. Sure,
| he's willing to respond and listen to
| feedback, but he is not necessarily
| advocating adopting an Open Source and/or
| Democratic model for MLS, just for his own
| "blog" at Soccernet.
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http://www.sounderatheart.com/2009/12/1/1181576/open-source-mls
Recent:
"Car OS" links Linux with telematics systems
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| OpenSynergy is readying a Linux-based "car operating system" and an Intel
| Atom-based evaluation board for automobile infotainment systems. The COQOS
| platform aims to let Linux-based infotainment applications and
| AUTOSAR-compliant telematics modules share the same system-on-chip processor,
| which is virtualized by a "micro operating system" (ÎOS) layer.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS6665597846.html
Can automotive survive without open source?
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| The struggling automotive industry needs to embrace open software platforms
| if it wants to cash in on the growing automotive telematics and infotainment
| business, says an ABI Research white paper. Partnerships with Linux
| technology companies are cited by ABI as potential avenues for success.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS2766520970.html
Related:
Wind River, Intel ride Linux into car market
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| Intel and Wind River Systems have teamed up to create a Linux/x86 platform
| for car electronics, which will debut at the Telematics Detroit 2008
| conference today (May 20). The offering is based on Intel's low-power Atom
| processor and a new variant of Wind River's embedded Linux.
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http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=207801122
Linux Soon to be in your Car
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| Thanks to a new joint effort between Intel and Wind River, you may soon be
| running Linux in your car.
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http://blog.internetnews.com/skerner/2008/05/linux-soon-to-be-in-your-car.html
Intel and Wind River driving Linux infotainment systems to cars
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| Linux is in our computers, our phones, our Wi-Fi equipment, and our TiVos â
| why not our cars? Intel Corp. and Wind River have been working with both the
| embedded and automotive industries to advance in-vehicle infotainment (IVI)
| with open, Linux-based, standards-based, interoperable hardware and software
| called Open Infotainment Platforms (OIP).
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http://www.linux.com/feature/135687
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