Service-oriented gateways require high performance and networking capabilities to meet the processing requirements and high-bandwidth vehicle data usage for services. Examples of services include vehicle health monitoring or prognostics, vehicle-wide OTA updates, edge data analytics and car sharing support, with many new services expected in the future.
These services can transform the automotive industry by providing disruptive opportunities that generate new revenue streams for automakers, enhance safety and security, improve user experiences and reduce costs.
Service-oriented Gateway NXPLive Demo
Connected EV System Solutions NXPLive Demo
Service-Oriented Gateway Empowers Next-Gen Vehicle Architecture
NXP Automotive Gateway
The MPC-LS-VNP-RDB is a reference design engineered for vehicle network processing (VNP) applications.
This on-demand training will introduce the concept of "vehicle network processing" and explore how future vehicles will require a better performance and networking.
Explore how the S32G Vehicle Network Processor and the SJA1110 Multi-Gig, 10-port TSN Ethernet switch address challenges facing vehicle networking.
Explore the vehicle gateway market and new applications for vehicle network processing, including the S32G architecture, trends and key features.
Explore NXP solutions for service-oriented gateways and connectivity to drive new connected vehicle capabilities and business opportunities.
Explore the concept of zonal architecture for vehicles, where functions are grouped by proximity, and NXP products that play a role in this new concept.
Explore use cases such as OTA updates, in-car/in-cloud data analytics and SDN, examined from the data connectivity and security perspectives.
Lean fundamentals and emerging trends of automotive OTA and electrical architecture to demonstrate how to deploy vehicle-wide updates of everything from firmware to software, including machine learning models and edge analytics modules using the technology integration of Airbiquity OTAmatic and the S32G Vehicle Network Processor.
Explores how vehicle service-oriented gateways will play a pivotal role to redefine connected vehicles, help transform OEMs from carmakers into data-driven service providers and bring new user experiences and capabilities to consumers.
S32G is a new type of automotive processor needed to safely and securely transport and process all the vehicle data.
In this session, we will provide insights into the implementation of the Connected EV Management System based on the NXP GoldBox based on the S32G vehicle network processor for service-oriented gateways and the GreenBox based on the S32S for propulsion domain control, along with the key software and cloud technologies from AWS, and how they all work together to provide value propositions for connected EVs.