Automotive Grade Linux All Member Meeting 2025

Join Elektrobit at the Automotive Grade Linux All Member Meeting, where our Product Manager, Isaac Trefz, will address a key question: Could AGL support functionally safe applications?

AGL has been a driver of open-source innovation in automotive software. However, its lack of ISO 26262 functional safety support has limited adoption in critical areas such as instrument clusters, body systems, and ADAS.

In this session, Isaac will present a TÜV-certified approach to enabling functional safety in AGL. He will explore how to retrofit safety capabilities into the platform without compromising its collaborative development strengths. The talk will also outline trade-offs, technical considerations, and how developers can rapidly prototype and test their own applications using this approach.

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Lean into the future: Lightweight software for SDV-ready peripheral ECUs

As SDVs and zonal architectures transform mobility, peripheral ECUs—smart sensors and actuators —are increasingly vital. These end nodes must be cost-effective, resource-efficient, and SDV-ready.

In this webinar, Elektrobit’s Johannes Buchhold introduces a resource-optimized software stack that enables scalable, safe, and fast integration on constrained MCUs.

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Beyond compliance: Cybersecurity and software maintenance strategies for safety-critical Linux

This webinar explores how EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications enables secure software maintenance and robust cyber protection from development to deployment and beyond.

Isaac Trefz will discuss how safety and security intersect in EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications, how to meet regulatory requirements without compromising performance, and how to implement cost-effective update and maintenance strategies that scale with your fleet.

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