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Cinemo and Pelagicore To Demonstrate GENIVI Compliant Infotainment Solutions on Freescale’s i.MX6 hardware at CES 2013
Jan. 7, 2013 08:19 AM
Pelagicore AB, a leader in open source automotive software and key
GENIVI contributor, and Cinemo GmbH, developers of high performance
embedded multimedia technologies for in-vehicle infotainment (IVI),
announced today that they will demonstrate the results of their
strategic partnership at CES in Las Vegas.
As part of this partnership, Pelagicore have integrated Cinemo’s Unified
Media Player into the Pelagicore Infotainment Platform and its Unified
Resource and Application Interface. At CES, Pelagicore will demonstrate
the performance and interaction design potential of the combined
Pelagicore and Cinemo technology offerings implemented with Qt 5 on
Freescale’s i.MX6 platform. The demonstrator features a high fidelity
touch based User Experience.
Pelagicore leverages a unique mix of automotive technologists and Open
Source community experts to develop Open Source based Infotainment
Platforms. Pelagicore contributes and leverages key Open Source projects
such as the Qt Project.
Cinemo’s Unified Media Player enables a highly optimized, robust,
automotive grade, and feature rich multimedia experience for in-vehicle
infotainment (IVI).
“By integrating Cinemo’s Unified Media Player into the Pelagicore
Infotainment Platform we are able to create fully customizable
multimedia user experiences thanks to Cinemo’s highly modular software
architecture and its advanced multimedia feature set. In addition, our
integration enables the Interaction Designer and Developer to use 2D/3D
tooling to freely design high-performance user experiences with advanced
effects directly utilizing the hardware acceleration in the available
silicon. We are proud to demonstrate here at CES the performance we can
achieve in a true automotive set-up with the Freescale i.MX6”, says
Alwin Bakkenes, CEO of Pelagicore.
“We are very happy to be able to co-operate with Pelagicore AB at CES
with the integration of Cinemo on the Pelagicore Infotainment platform
and unified resource and application interface", says Jim Corbett, SVP
and Co-founder of Cinemo. "Pelagicore already has a strong reputation in
open source software for the automotive infotainment industry, and now
with Cinemo's high performance multimedia, a powerful and unrivalled
solution on Freescale can be realized”.
About Pelagicore Pelagicore AB is a technology and product development
company that focuses on applying Open Source software in the automotive
infotainment industry. Its team of technology and Open Source community
experts enable a novel, holistic approach to development and its unique
expertise stretches from silicon design to OEM expert advisory roles.
Pelagicore delivers automotive-centric software frameworks and key
components to accelerate the implementation of infotainment systems
based on Open Source software. For more information, please visit www.pelagicore.com.
About Cinemo
Cinemo provides the most advanced unified media player in the embedded
world: CPU and Operating System agnostic as well as highly optimized for
low power and low footprint devices, Cinemo's middleware decodes, plays
and renders virtually any file, disc and streaming formats. Designed and
optimized for the high quality requirements of the automotive industry,
Cinemo’s Unified Media Player can be seamlessly integrated into
automotive / in-vehicle infotainment systems, consumer electronics,
handheld devices, media phones, and industrial embedded computing
platforms.
Cinemo GmbH is a privately held German Corporation, headquartered in
Karlsruhe, Germany. With a dedicated and strong engineering team,
Cinemo's technologies represent the best in their class.
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