At a large automotive company, we developed a sophisticated software platform for their automotive exhaust gas measurement devices, built on a robust foundation of Linux and C++. The core challenge lay in creating a unified platform capable of supporting a wide array of measurement devices, ensuring seamless integration and performance. The platform itself was based on a Yocto Linux system, providing a flexible and scalable environment. For streamlined software updates, we integrated Denx’s software updater, enabling efficient deployment of new versions.
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