Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) Foundation Bootcamp
Electric Mobility & Automotive
Venue : T-works
Date : 12th - 13th March 2026
Duration : 2 Days
Registration : ₹10,000+ GST
Open toautomotive system, software, embedded, and E/E architecture professionals from OEMs and Tier-1/Tier-2 suppliers who want to understand Software Defined Vehicle fundamentals.
Core Learning Pillars
SDV Foundations & Architecture
Evolution to SDVs, signal-oriented vs service-oriented architectures, SDV building blocks
Key SDV Technologies
In-vehicle networks, AI/ML, cloud and edge computing in automotive systems
Software Architecture & Middleware
SDV software stack, microservices, containerization, APIs, AUTOSAR (Classic & Adaptive)
Vehicle OS, HPC & Platforms
POSIX, RTOS, QNX, Automotive Linux, Yocto basics, HPCs and hardware accelerators
Connectivity, OTA & Communication
OTA architecture, Ethernet backbone, TSN, V2X, 5G, real-time communication
Security, Lifecycle & Future Trends
SDV cybersecurity, secure boot, IDS, DevOps, CI/CD, autonomous software basics, future innovations
✔ Comprehensive introduction to Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) architecture
✔ Clear comparison between traditional vehicle and SDV paradigms
✔ Exposure to HPCs, Automotive Linux, POSIX, AUTOSAR, and middleware
✔ Coverage of OTA, TSN, V2X, cloud-edge computing, and connectivity
✔ Introduction to SDV cybersecurity and future technology trends
✔ Industry-aligned content mapped to real automotive project use cases
Key Highlights
✔ Understand core SDV concepts and architectures
✔ Differentiate traditional ECUs from SDV-based systems
✔ Interpret SDV software stacks and middleware choices
✔ Understand the role of HPCs, OS, and embedded Linux
✔ Apply SDV concepts to real automotive project scenarios
✔ Assess technical challenges and ToCs (Terms of Concern) in SDV programs
✔ Build readiness for advanced SDV, ADAS, and autonomous vehicle roles
Program Outcome
Program Details
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Evolution of automotive electronics to SDVs
Differences between traditional and SDV architectures
Key Components of SDVs: Sensors, actuators, control units and communication
systems
Signal Oriented vs Service Oriented Architectures
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In-vehicle networking protocols (CAN, LIN, FlexRay, Ethernet)
Cloud and Edge Computing for SDVs
Role of A1 and Machine Learning in SDVs
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SDV software stack layers
Middleware and application layer software
Role of microservices and containerization
Use of service-oriented architectures (SOA) and APIs
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Powertrain, ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems), and infotainment systems
Cybersecurity and over-the-air (OTA) updates
Data management and logging requirements
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Analysing different HPCs in the market
Role of Hardware Accelerators in HPCs
Introduction about S32G274a HPC Gold box
Overview of Automotive Embedded Linux
Yocto build project- a basic Introduction
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Overview of Vehicle OS - POSIX vs RTOS vs QNX
Middleware overview: Classic Vs Adaptive AUTOSAR
Importance of Hypervisors in SOA Architecture
Containerization in SDV
Edge Vs Cloud native Computing
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Introduction to OTA
Ethernet as Backbone
V2X Communication Overview
TSN Overview
Advanced OTA Use Case: Gateway Server +4 Client architecture
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V2X communication types: V2V (vehicle-to-vehicle), V21 (vehicle-to-infrastructure), V2P
(vehicle-to-pedestrian)
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 5G, and emerging standards for SDVs
Real-time communication and latency management
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Agile development methodologies for SDVs
DevOps and CI/CD pipeline in automotive software
Software verification, validation, and compliance (ISO 26262, ASPICE)
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Levels of vehicle autonomy
Sensor fusion and path planning algorithms
Role of machine learning and A1 in perception and decision-making
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SDV data lifecycle management
Role of cloud in processing, storage, and remote diagnostics
Edge computing for real-time decision making
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Threat landscape in automotive software
Security protocols and encryption methods
Key management and secure boot mechanisms
Base Platform Selection for Safety-Critical Apps
Cybersecurity in SDV: Secure communication, IDS, Blockchain, Quantum Resilience
Edge Security & Cloud Security Comparison
Continuous Homologation
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Role of A1 and quantum computing
Digital twins and predictive maintenance
Emerging technologies: 6G, software-defined connectivity
Step into the future of automotive software
Upgrade your skills for next-gen automotive platforms—HPCs, Automotive Linux, AUTOSAR, OTA, V2X, and Cloud-Edge computing.