Driving Innovation by Sonatus

Eric Monjalon, Product Manager at Marelli, and Sanjay Khatri from Sonatus, present and discuss how the transition to software-defined vehicles will unleash the potential for vehicle owners and consumers to personalize their vehicles according to their individual preferences and needs. Recorded live at CES 2024.

Steve Crumb, Executive Director of COVESA presents the mission of COVESA, their goals how they are working to bring important standards such as the Vehicle Signal Specification (VSS) to the market, which Sonatus supports in our Sonatus Collector and Sonatus Automator products.  Steve also talks about how to get involved in COVESA. Recorded live at CES 2024.

At CES 2024, Robert Day from Arm presents their strategy for making software defined vehicles (SDV) a reality, spanning technical initiatives, product roadmap, alliances and industry initiatives. This wide-ranging discussion gives a rich picture of critical elements for the future of automotive from Arm.

In this episode of Driving Innovation, recorded live at CES 2024, Michael Rosenauer, Plastic Omnium Director of Innovation, Lighting Division and Yu Fang from Sonatus present the collaboration between the two companies to activate innovative lighting from Plastic Omnium using the flexible Sonatus Automator platform that can enable dynamic actions from the vehicle.

Over-the-air (OTA) vehicle updates are an integral part of the transition to SDVs.  In this episode, we will cover the key challenges that OTA solutions must address as vehicle software infrastructure evolves, and how Sonatus Updater addresses those challenges.

The Sonatus Vehicle Personalization Solution allows OEMs to build end user applications for the smartphone, web or the in-vehicle infotainment system that allow vehicle owners to define routines to automatically configure their vehicles according to personal preferences and needs.

This episode provides a description of the Sonatus Software-Defined Component Solution, and how it enables vehicle components beyond domains such as IVI and ADAS to be continuously updated and enhanced throughout the life of the vehicles.

As vehicles get more technology-laden and software-enabled, it is essential to have flexible, secure and highly configurable networks to create seamless and holistic driving and user experiences. In this episode, we will provide an overview of the challenges and limitations of existing vehicle networks and how modern network technologies, standards and practices can be applied to in-vehicle networks to facilitate software-driven innovation.