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Automotive Linux Summit Fall

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Keynote: Kenichi Murata, Project General Manager, Toyota Motor Corporation

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Keynote: GENIVI Drives Open Source Adoption for In-Vehicle Infotainment - Philippe Gicquel, General Manager, Cockpit, Safety, Infotainment EE Modules PSA Peugeot Citroën

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Keynote: Dealing with Open Source in the Automotive Industry - How to Take Advantage of Opportunities by Minimizing Legal Risks - Dr. Maria Caldarola, Head of the Center of Competence for Open Source Software at Bosch

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Keynote: Prototype to Development a Linux-based In-Vehicle Infotainment System - Matt Jones, Technical Lead for Next Generation Infotainment, Jaguar Land Rover

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OpenStreetMap - New Ways? Integration of 3D Data and Possibiliites of Automization of Data Collection - Marek Strassenburg-Kleciak

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Keynote: Next Generation IVI Systems Design - Eagle Wang, COO, Suntec Software (Shanghai)

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What to Look For in an Open Source Solution for IVI? - Adam Abramski & Brett Branch, Intel Corporation

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Linux and the Automotive Security Lab - Nathan Willis, LWN.net

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On-site Attendee Reception & Booth Crawl

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Joint Attendee Reception with LinuxCon + CloudOpen Europe at the National Museum of Scotland

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Enhancing in-car user experience with Virtual Device Architecture, Using Non-Proprietary and Open Standards - Tomasz Fidecki, brightONE

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Lunch

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A fully Open-Source Platform for Automotive Systems - Paolo Gai, Evidence Srl

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Break

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SocketCAN - The official CAN API of the Linux kernel - Marc Kleine-Budde, Pengutronix e.K.

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Consolidation of IVI Graphic Subsystems; Weston, a Wayland Compositor, and Genivi Layer Management - Nobuhiko Tanibata, Advanced Driver Information Technology

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LXCBENCH: Understanding the Capabilities of Linux Containers in IVI Applications Through Benchmarking - Gianpaolo Macario, Mentor Graphics

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How to build your automotive Linux OS by using the tools of Tizen & yocto - Jan-Simon Möller, The Linux Foundation

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Integrating NFC Into Your Head Unit - Samuel Ortiz, Intel

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Functional Safety in Linux - Youngsu Kwon, Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

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Break

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Embedded Linux Kernel Testing BoFs - Tsugikazu Shibata, NEC & Hisao Munakata, Renesas

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Break

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The Yocto GENIVI Baseline - Overview - Holger Behrens, Wind River Automotive Solutions

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Registration

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Connecting the Car with Advanced Web Technologies - Nicholas Allot, UbiApps

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Xen on ARM: Virtualization for the Automotive Industry - Stefano Stabellini, Citrix

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Lunch

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Break

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The Mobile Conduit: Delivery of Advanced Automotive Services through the Phone - Jacek Serafinski, Zylia Sp. z o.o.

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Priority management in Automotive - Alan Trevana, Jaguar

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CE Connectivity an OEM Perspective - Paul Wiles, Jaguar Land Rover

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SmartDeviceLink: A Standard for Smartphone Apps Integration - Yuriy Shvalik, Luxoft

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The 'Telematics Horizon': Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) Networking - Alison Chaiken, Mentor Graphics Embedded Software Division

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Automotive Supply Chains with Built-In License Compliance: How a Vision Can Become Reality - Claus-Peter Wiedemann, BearingPoint and Phil Odence, Black Duck Software

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Sharing the GPU in Virtualized Environments - Olaf Schmidt, OpenSynergy

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OSS Stack Solution for IVI System - Alex Agizim, GlobalLogic

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Tizen IVI and Mobile Device Integration - Ossama Othman, Intel OTC

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Panel: Autonomous Cars, Free/Open Source Values: Collision or Cooperation? - Andrew Wilson, Intel

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Audio Management in Tizen IVI - Jaska Uimonen, Intel Corporation

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Linux Bluetooth Audio and Telephony for IVI - João Paulo Rechi Vita, INdT

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Murphy Resource Policy Engine - Janos Kovacs, Intel Corporation

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ConnMan: Session API - Daniel Wagner, ConnMan

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Registration

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Multizone application with Automotive Message Broker - Kevron Rees, Intel Corporation

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Say What? Improving The Voice Control Experience - Brian Jones, Intel - Open Source Technology Center

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PIM - It's all About the Contacts - Patrick Ohly, Intel GmbH

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html5 Engineers Certification - Hisashi Hashimoto, Hitatchi

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Radio Choices in the Car - Phil Stuchfield, Jaguar