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→  Also, the GENIVI Virtual AMM Experience was completed during 26-30 October.  All presentations and video-recordings are available.

Related sub-projects

• Vehicle Signal Specification (VSS) & VSSo (VSS ontology) development
  Tuesdays 1 PM EST / 1900 CET, for 1 hour combined.  Zoom link, Meeting number 754 644 794, pwd: std.data1
• VISS v2 protocol development (=web protocol for VSS data)
  Tuesdays 2PM EST / 2000 CET, 1 hour, please see W3C Automotive Working group (contact Ted Guild)
• Vehicle Service Catalog (VSC) &  RPC protocol developmentBi-weekly, Mondays 1PM EST / 1900 CET, 1 hour, please see W3C Automotive Working group (contact Ted Guild)
• GENIVI Cloud & Connected Services – see project home page for information
• Android Automotive SIG - Vehicle HAL topic is somewhat related since it also investigates integration of the same standard data model (VSS) → project page.

Feel free to also contact GENIVI's Technical Lead, Gunnar Andersson if you have questions about any topic.

Introduction

In May of 2020, a number of companies initiated a conversation about the Common Vehicle Interface Initiative (CVII) in a panel discussion held at the GENIVI Virtual Tech Summit, which has led to W3C and GENIVI spearheading a coordination initiative in the automotive and web industries.

The core of the initiative gathers around this question:

   “Is it time to finally define the industry-wide standard vehicle data model?"

The initiative then extends the established idea of standard data model to functional interfaces.   CVII sets out to promote and drive the creation of industry-wide standard data, and service/interfaces (one or several standard catalogs) as well as a standard way to describe those services and interfaces (data and services model)

The initiative proposes some technologies but is not there primarily to add just another choice to the mix.  It is there primarily to drive conversations between all conflicting projects towards alignment and compatibility – ultimately yielding a single consistent model for data and services.

The idea of inviting many industry development organizations to a wide initiative was based on seeing a number of industry trends, specific requests from some companies for a similar activity, and a natural extension of collaboration already in place between different industry organizations like GENIVI, W3C, Sensoris, AUTOSAR and others.

After completing some initial activities (virtual panels, presentations, OEM-only-roundtable meetings, and other outreach), the initiative can now be considered started.
   The work is already underway and gradually being organized from a outreach-discussion to become a proper project, or collection of projects under the initiative.

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