Elektrobit OTA Pre-Integrated Solution Updates Vehicles

March 6, 2023

This solution can provide cloud software updates for multiple ECUs or different in-vehicle networks.

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A partnership between Elekrobit and Airbiquity resulted in EB cadian, a solution that can provide cloud software updates for multiple electronic control units (ECUs) or different in-vehicle networks (see figure). The system provides secure and reliable updates to address post-production feature enhancement, bug fixes, as well as improve vehicle performance.

Elektrobit and Airbiquity combined resources to deliver an integrated over-the-air (OTA) update solution that can manage multiple ECUs.

Elektrobit support includes these automotive platforms:

EB cadian Sync: Secure OTA software updates
EB corbos ADG: Adaptive AUTOSAR platform
EB corbos Linux: Automotive Linux

These POSIX-based systems provide the framework to build ECUs for automotive and transportation solutions. They support connectivity to different back ends.

Airbiquity provides the client and cloud management system:

OTAmatic: Securely orchestrates and automates OTA updates from the cloud
OTAmatic Client: Receives and transfers software updates from the OTAmatic back end to EB cadian Sync

The client connects to the cloud and to the ECUs. The OTAmatic management platform connects to the back-end libraries.

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