Thomas B. Rücker, Tieto’s Open Source Evangelist will present Missing Link Electronics’ Android-based Open In-Vehicle Infotainment platform at the Android Builders Summit in San Fancisco, February 14th 2012.
MLE will present various demonstrations of its Configurable System technology in collaboration with partners Altera, CAD-UL, Tieto, and Xilinx. See us at the show or attend our joint technical presentations in Conference Sessions 6, 8, 15 and 20.
Texas Instruments showcases the MLE Android Development Platform in their Consumer Electronic Show Hilton Demo Suite 460. See a first prototype of an Android-Based Open In-Vehicle-Infotainment (IVI) system running on TI’s OMAP.
MLE is proudly joining the elite group of Certified Xilinx Alliance Partners. We passed a comprehensive review by Xilinx of technical, business, quality, and support processes and we will continue to commit engineers to passing the same rigorous training used by Xilinx Field Application Engineers worldwide.
Missing Link Electronics (MLE) has taken over support for the Xilinx XPS USB Host Controller – either as a stand-alone IP core or when integrated into the MLE "Soft" Hardware Platform running Linux. Please find more information here.
As a member of the Xilinx Alliance Program Missing Link Electronics is proud to offer services for Xilinx FPGA technology, including the Virtex and Spartan device families and their embedded processing solutions.
Sound Performance Lab (SPL) utilizes MLE’s Android-based In-Vehicle Infotainment platform to showcase an innovative audio processing technology which enables cost and complexity reduction of automotive sound systems.
At Germany’s IAA car show Tieto demos open automotive multimedia concept for Streetscooter electric cars built from MLE’s Android-based In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) platform which combines multitouch display technology and Texas Instruments OMAP4 multi-core processor.
At the DESIGN&ELEKTRONIK Entwicklerforum 2011 in Ludwigsburg MLE presents techniques for integrating Analog-to-Digital and Digital-to-Analog converters into FPGAs, the result of joint work with the Institute of Microelectronics at the University of Ulm, Germany.