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- Can we use flatpak to deploy Flutter apps?
- Gap between Toyota Flutter implementation and Base system that has been released to AGL in Application management areas. May be released by Toyota in the future.
- App developers don’t want to know anything about Yocto. They want to be able to write and deploy their apps.
- Open Source (Supply chain?) Cyber security built in
- Yocto LTS and AGL LTS – Yamaguchi-san: We should think about using Debian rather than Yocto for security updates over a very long term.
- ISO 21434: Cyber Security in automotive will be required
- IC will not use Flutter – do we need to maintain a non-Flutter versionAPIs
Homework
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- What is most important to the ecosystem, AGL components or the a complete distribution with demo/ reference apps?
- Tier Ones have their own internal Linux system. How does AGL convince a Tier One to an AGL component or to the AGL distribution as a whole?
- APIs
Use Cases:
1) As a developer I want to write an app and simply deploy it to AGL using QEMU.
- Develop app on my local desktop, test using cloud based CI/CD, then deploy to real hardware for testing seamlessly.
2) As an OEM I want interaction between the IC and IVI displays running both displays from a single SOC.
3) As an OEM or Tier 1 I want an open choice of app development toolkits such as Qt, Flutter, React, etc.
4) As a driver I would like to be able to update the IVI system for the lifetime of the car (at least 5 years) without out any significant downgrade of performance. This includes=
- Security patches
- New features using existing hardware
- OTA update so I do not have to return to the shop for everything.