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--- From "Driver Distraction" to "Driver Empowerment and Augmentation" using Open Source ---

Press

  • Mike Linksvayer's summary of LibrePlanet 2012 includes a capsule review of "the most important talk of the conference"
  • Nate Willis' fine LWN article about my SCALE presentation.
  • Quoted at end of John Boudreau's "Coming soon to freeways: Drivers tweeting at 70 miles an hour"

    • Presentations

  • Content for Maker Faire Booth about Silicon Valley Automotive Open Source group
  • "From Driver Distraction to Driver Augmentation: Open Source in Cars," slides as PDF and LibreOffice ODP to be presented from Saturday May 19 from 2-2:25 PM on the Innovation Stage in Expo Hall at the 7th Annual Maker Faire Bay Area, May 19-20 at the San Mateo Expo Center
  • Automotive Open Source: Opportunity and Peril" as PDF and LibreOffice ODP
  • Los Angeles Automotive Open Source Group talk on "The Next Frontier: Open Source in the Car" on April 11, 2012: draft slides as LibreOffice ODP and PDF
  • LibrePlanet talk on "Why Cars need Free Software", March 24, 2012; slides in LibreOffice ODP and PDF formats
  • Embedded Linux Conference February 2012 demo room poster in LibreOffice ODP and PDF format
  • Southern California Linux Expo Jan 21, 2012 talk on Automotive: the Next Frontier for Mobile Linux: Booth content; presentation slides as PDF and LibreOffice ODP; LWN article and interview.
  • Dec 6, 2011 talk on "Next-Generation In-Vehicle Software Opportunities" as PDF and LibreOffice ODP
  • Silicon Valley Automotive Open Source Meetup Group Nov, 2011 talk on "Automotive: The next hot mobile platform for Linux" as PDF and LibreOffice ODP
  • Code Camp, Oct 9, 2011 talk on on "Automotive: The next hot mobile platform for Linux" as pdf and odp
  • Silicon Valley Linux Users Group, Oct 5, 2011 talk on on "Automotive: The next hot mobile platform for Linux" as pdf and odp
  • North Bay Linux Users Group Sept. 13 talk on "Automotive: The next hot mobile platform for Linux" as pdf and odp
  • SF Bay MeeGo Network talk on "Automotive: The next platform for MeeGo" as pdf and odp
  • SHDH 46 lightning talk, September 3, 2011, "Automotive: the next Hot Mobile Platform": pdf and odp
  • Slides from "Rapid prototyping with open source" seminar presented at MIT Lincoln Lab on 7/14/2011
  • Slides from Spring 2011 MeeGo Conference about MeeGo on Development Boards in PDF and LibreOffice formats
  • "Birds of a Feather" presentation about the Future of MeeGo (LibreOffice, PDF) from Embedded Linux Conference 2011
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    Clients

  • Edmunds
  • Tizen-IVI
  • Open Mobile World Wide
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    Organizations

  • The Silicon Valley Automotive Open Source Group is a free, non-commercial network aimed at facilitating communication between software developers, car manufacturers, small businesses, system integrators and hobbyists.
  • Similar Automotive Open Source Groups are forming in Los Angeles and potentially Boston and Portland. Please contact me if you want advice about adding other cities.
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    Tips and tricks

  • Controller-Area Network (CAN) protocol implementations in modern vehicles: a case study of my much-examined 2005 Mazda 3 hatchback
  • Instructions for running Ubuntu-IVI Remix on an ExoPC Atom Slate and in a Qemu VM
  • Some notes on getting the HDMI out working on the ExoPC Vibe with MeeGo-IVI, Ubuntu 11.10 and kernel 3.0.0.
  • MeeGo IVI (automotive Linux) running on the Atom-based ExoPC slate
  • Some handy info on Gumstix Overo expansion boards
  • How to induce your Fedora user process to drop core for debugging purposes
  • Running PCBSD and MeeGo under qemu-kvm and qemu-gl
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    Projects

  • The OpenICE suite of automotive middleware includes nOBDy, libobd and obdref. OpenICE tools have as their purpose to empower drivers and developers to make more creative use of vehicle data. Deb packages are available from Launchpad for Debian and Ubuntu, with RPMs coming soon.
  • Work on MeeGo at Nokia: hardware-accelerated graphics on Pandaboard, ExoPC, WeTab, crude data mining
  • Embedded Linux Decision Tree (rough sketch; download and improve!)
  • GNU/Linux vs. Android 2.x Graphics Stacks (very rough sketch; download and improve!) Abandoned in favor of superior 0xlab diagrams.
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    Alison's older and less technical content.

    Alison with gigantic Bob Noyce photo backdrop.

    Bob and I at the Intel Museum

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