Some of the most useful SDV conversations happen when different parts of the automotive software ecosystem get into the same room. This is exactly what happened earlier this month in Japan. 🇯🇵
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⚡ Want to make a real impact on the future of automotive software?
Join the Eclipse SDV Hackathon Chapter 4 in Friedrichshafen from 6–8 October 2026 and collaborate with the open source community building tomorrow’s software-defined vehicles.
💻 Register: hubs.la/Q04xwkJt0
What parts of vehicle software really need to be developed independently?
A new article from @welt features Ansgar Lindwedel from the @EclipseFdn and highlights Eclipse S-CORE as one example of open source collaboration.
Read the article (in German): hubs.la/Q04ycp0P0
🇯🇵 Building software-defined vehicles is as much about connecting ecosystems as it is about developing technology.
🚗 Read more about the discussions and what we learned this month in Japan.
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🇯🇵 Eclipse SDV returned to Japan for the second time in ten months, bringing together 100 participants at our community meetup in Tokyo before heading to Automotive World Japan.
Read our recap blog 👉 hubs.la/Q04xN1Kf0#AutomotiveEngineering#SoftwareDefinedVehicle
💡 The potential benefits of open source middleware do not arise automatically.
According to a new whitepaper, strong governance and active participation are essential.
Read more: hubs.la/Q04wQ_Kp0
Two hack coaches. Two very different automotive challenges.
At the Eclipse SDV Hackathon 2026, Christian Schilling will coach “Hack to the Future”. Ramachandran Chakravadhanula will coach “Doctor Whodunit.”
Get a closer look at both challenges
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📣 Calling students, developers, and automotive tech enthusiasts!
The Eclipse SDV Hackathon will take place from 6–8 October 2026 in Friedrichshafen 🇩🇪
🚘 Ready to hack the future? hubs.la/Q04g3s5n0#SDVHackathon26#SDV#automotive
🌍 Join developers, students, and innovators at the Eclipse SDV Hackathon from 6–8 October 2026.
Sharpen your skills, build with the SDV community, and help shape the future of software-defined vehicles.
🔗 Register: hubs.la/Q04x6kWr0#SDVHackathon26#SDV#automotive
🚗 At Automotive World Japan today? Come and meet the Eclipse SDV community at our booth.
Talk to us about the open source technologies and collaboration helping shape #SDV architectures.
#SoftwareDefinedVehicle#AutomotiveSoftware
🚗 What makes someone want to become a hack coach?
Ahead of the Eclipse SDV Hackathon 2026, we spoke with Christian Schilling from Accenture and Ramachandran Chakravadhanula from ZF about why they’re getting involved.
Read the interview 👉 hubs.la/Q04x16s50
🚗 Eclipse SDV is at Automotive World Japan.
In the presentation “Eclipse SDV: Open Source Supporting Non-Competitive Areas of SDV”, Mr. Kawashima and Mr. Ansgar introduced Eclipse SDV and the work of its international community of more than 60 companies.
👋 Meet us at the booth!
Afternoon recap from the Eclipse SDV Japan Community Meetup 🇯🇵
Sessions covered open silicon and RISC-V, the latest on Eclipse OpenSOVD Core, and the path toward an open Vehicle OS.
We wrapped up with networking across the community. 🚗
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We’re at the Eclipse SDV Japan Community Meetup in Tokyo 🇯🇵
A quick recap of this morning’s sessions: welcome remarks from @_Elektrobit, updates on Eclipse SDV and open collaboration, a look at #EclipseAnkaios, and a session on regulatory complexity and open source collaboration.
📄 Eclipse S-CORE features prominently in a new Berylls by AlixPartners whitepaper on open source automotive middleware.
Discover what the report says about Eclipse S-CORE and the wider potential of open source middleware, and download the paper: hubs.la/Q04wQ--d0
🇯🇵 The Eclipse SDV Community Meetup Japan is happening tomorrow!
We're looking forward to welcoming you to Trust City Conference Center Marunouchi and online for a day of technical exchange, and panel discussions.
🕘 Check-in from 9:30 AM JST
🎙️ Agenda begins at 10:00 AM JST