eSync and GENIVI collaborate on data standardisation Industry bodies - the eSync Alliance and the GENIVI Alliance - have announced that they are working together to standardise communications within the connected car.
By aligning the eSync data pipeline with a joint effort of GENIVI and World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) called Common Vehicle Interface Initiative (CVII), this new collaboration will work to increase standardisation in the automotive industry, helping to accelerate the development and deployment as well as increasing security.
The eSync Alliance and GENIVI Alliance are working to align the data gathering portion of the eSync specifications with CVII, which is an initiative to standardise vehicle data formats. The eSync Allianceâs Technical Work Group (TWG) already provides a Software Development Kit (SDK) which includes standard data models, and is working to add standardized APIs and services to create a proof-of-concept platform.
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CVI Initiative Aims to Simplify Connected-Car Language “The system is so large and full of independently sourced parts, with numerous teams writing their own code, the industry simply needs a common language for all of these things,” says Gunnar Andersson, development lead at the Genivi Alliance.
If you’ve ever towed a camper or a trailer full of wood, you have relied, in part, on a set of standards that helped define the simple trailer hitch.
Companies each make their own trailers, but the whole system functions because they all can connect to a standard-size hitch. That’s the idea behind the Common Vehicle Interface Initiative, which the Genivi Cloud and Connected Services project is working to establish for the data, interfaces and services in future connected vehicles.