This just in: Delphi Automotive, a global supplier of automotive electronics with operations in 30 countries, has chosen the QNX CAR application platform 2.0 for use in next-generation infotainment systems.
This week, at 2013 CES, Delphi will demonstrate how it has leveraged the HTML5 framework in the QNX CAR platform to create a powerful graphics system for automotive use.
According to Jugal Vijayvargiya, senior vice president of Delphi and president of Delphi Electronics & Safety, “Our more than ten-year collaboration with QNX Software Systems has resulted in highly successful infotainment solutions that we’ve been able to bring to market quickly, thanks to the efficient, modular architecture of the QNX platform and its rich associated toolset. We’re very pleased to now extend our work on advanced in-vehicle technology with the latest version of the platform, which we were able to experience through QNX Software Systems' early access program.”
Read the full press release.
If you're 2013 CES this week, be sure to visit the Delphi booth in the North Hall, #730. You can also follow Delphi on Twitter: @DelphiAuto
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