Automakers have become tech companies with the advent of connected and autonomous vehicles, but lengthy production cycles hinder them from innovating at the speed of the tech industry. In order to keep pace with new technology and emerging trends, many automakers have shifted from traditional development processes to agile, rapid development through open source software and Automotive Grade Linux (AGL). An open source project at the Linux Foundation, AGL unites the automotive and tech industries around shared software for all in-vehicle applications from infotainment to autonomous driving.

Dan Cauchy, Executive Director, AGL and Walt Miner, Community Manager, AGL will cover:

• An overview of Automotive Grade Linux 
• Production use cases including Toyota and Subaru
• Project roadmap
• How to get involved