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AOSP App Framework Standardization Group
The AOSP App Framework Standardization Group goal is to minimize fragmentation in automotive to facilitate and attract a wide variety of apps that may be deployed on vehicles from any manufacturer. The group does this by identifying, specifying, and implementing the necessary shared components such as notifications, emulators, app store, etc.
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| Chairs: | Gabriel Gautron (FORVIA), Melina Mascolo (BMW), Richard Fernandes (GM) |
| Group Site: | https://wiki.covesa.global/display/WIK4/Automotive+AOSP+App+Framework+Standardization+Expert+Group |
| Charter: | https://wiki.covesa.global/display/WIK4/Automotive+AOSP+App+Framework+Standardization+Expert+Group?preview=/64978970/64979606/2305_COVESA_Android_Automotive_V4.0.docx#AutomotiveAOSPAppFrameworkStandardizationExpertGroup-Charter |
| Meetings: | Weekly on Mondays at 16:00 CET / 11:00am ET / 8am PT (Community Calendar) |
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COVESA Spotlights
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