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**The latest code for the AGL demonstrator can be found [[agl-distro|here]].**


====== AGL Demonstrator ======

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==== Description  ====

==== AGL Reference Platform  ====


The AGL Reference Platform utilizes [[https://wiki.tizen.org/wiki/IVI|Tizen IVI]] as its core operating system stack and adds middleware packages and a user experience to it.

=== Binary Distribution  ===


We are making the AGL reference platform available as binary distributions for different reference hardware systems. Please follow the links below to access download and installation instructions for the currently available binary distributions.

  * [[intel_nuc_:_nexcom_ndis_166_:_nexcom_vtc_1010|Intel NUC, Nexcom NDIS-166, Nexcom VTC-1010]]


=== Core Operating System Stack  ===


The core operating system stack for the AGL reference platform is [[https://wiki.tizen.org/wiki/IVI|Tizen IVI]].

Tizen has a bi-annual release cycle. The 1.0 release came out in May 2012, the 2.0 release was launched in spring 2013 and the 3.0 release M2 was released in October 2013 and updated in January 2014.

The releases, intermediate snapshots, and actively developing nightly builds are all available in the [[http://download.tizen.org|download.tizen.org]] site. The documentation, tools and processes published in the [[https://wiki.tizen.org/wiki/Platform_Development|Tizen wiki]] and the [[https://source.tizen.org/documentation/developer-guide|Tizen Developer Guide]] are the basis for AGL development.

  * [[installing_a_system_image|Installing a System Image]]
  * What You Need for Development Work
    * [[https://source.tizen.org/documentation/developer-guide/environment-setup|Development Environment Setup]]
    * [[https://source.tizen.org/documentation/developer-guide/installing-development-tools|Installing Development Tools]]
    * [[https://source.tizen.org/documentation/developer-guide/cloning-tizen-source|Getting/Cloning Tizen Sources]]
    * [[https://source.tizen.org/documentation/developer-guide/building-packages-locally|Building Packages Locally]]
    * [[https://source.tizen.org/documentation/developer-guide/creating-tizen-image|Creating Tizen Images]]


==== User Experience  ====


The AGL Reference Platform User Experience is written entirely in HTML5 and JavaScript. It uses the Tizen IVI web runtime which interfaces with the vehicle through plugins that communicate with vehicle buses via the Automotive Message Broker (AMB).

The current web runtime is Webkit but Tizen will migrate to Crosswalk within the next couple of months. Crosswalk is a more modern web runtime environment based on Chrome and Blink. It is also better performing than Webkit.

The purpose of the AGL Reference Platform User Experience is to demonstrate how applications are developed and to exercise the underlying middleware and operating system stack components. This is not meant to be a production user interface.

These are the components that comprise the current AGL Reference Platform User Experience:

  * [[agl-demonstrator:common|Common]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:home_screen|Home Screen]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:dashboard|Dashboard]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:hvac|HVAC]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:google_maps|Google Maps]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:media|Media]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:news|News]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:bluetooth_phone|Bluetooth Phone]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:most_audio_controls|MOST Audio Controls]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:smart_device_link_sdl_|Smart Device Link]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:near_field_comms|Near Field Communication]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:browser|Browser]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:wifi|Wi-Fi]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:fingerprint|Fingerprint]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:voiceprint|Voiceprint]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:weather|Weather]]
  * [[agl-demonstrator:email|Email]]


We are constantly adding new components to build the system out into a fully functional IVI system.

Each page listed above will contains links to source, video, DRD, and Widget files for that given component/app.
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