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Seiji Goto (Mazda), Yasutaka Yoshimura (Toyota), Toshihisa Haraki (Suzuki), Yasuyuki Komatsu (Honda), Shinji Tsunoda (Subaru), Osamu Yamaji (Mazda), Yuki Ohta (Mazda)

• At AGL AMM Dresden 2017, RHSA EG released draft version of Reference Hardware Specification Document and received offers from two SoC manufacturers (Renesas and Intel) to cooperate EG’s activities for reference hardware.
• In November 2017, RHSA EG had meetings with Renesas and Intel. The topics of the meetings are shared with EG members
  • Kingfisher was explained from Renesas and an automotive platform using Atom and Cyclone V was introduced from Intel.
• Schedule is updated. rhsa_eg_20171206.pdf

Seiji Goto, Yasutaka Yoshimura, Toshihisa Haraki, Yasuyuki Komatsu, Tetsuya Mukawa, Shinji Tsunoda

• Plan for the activities of Reference Hardware System Architecture EG
  • Slides can be found in rhsa_eg_20170922_en.pdf
  • All attendees agreed below.
    • Schedule and Milestones
      • EG targets demonstration for CES 2019.
    • Three Major policies of Reference Hardware
      • 2 board constitution; Main Board (for common features) + Extension Board (for specific features)
      • A Main Board can be interchangeable with other Main Boards
      • An Extension Board can be interchangeable with other Extension Boards
        • Hence, OEM/Tier1 can replace AGL Reference Extension Boards with its own Extension Boards afterwards
  • Towards CES 2019, EG plans to define Reference Hardware which meets two of three policies as first step but third policy may also be included if necessary.
  • It could be difficult to realize the block diagram of Luxury System. So discussion with SoC vendors is needed in the design phase.
  • Summary of Requirements Elicitation
    • Slides can be found in rhsa_eg_20170922_appendix.pdf

Review of the Reference Hardware Open Draft Document.