RTI celebrates DDS adoption into AUTOSAR

The Classic Platform serves traditional automotive systems, while the Adaptive Platform enables advanced, flexible architectures for next-generation vehicles. Whether companies are focused on established systems or pushing the boundaries of future mobility, DDS provides robust connectivity solutions customised for the different needs across many industries.

“With the Foundation Package, customers gain a unified set of interoperability standards that isn’t tied to any specific AUTOSAR platform,” explained Thomas Bloor, Director of Automotive Business, at RTI. “This promotes interoperability across companies and platforms, and other non-AUTOSAR environments. Tier 1s and OEMs can leverage systems certified to the highest safety standards alongside cutting-edge, high-compute technologies without needing to bridge compatibility gaps. By adopting DDS, they unlock the power of new technology while maintaining rigorous safety standards.”

This is a significant step towards creating a foundation for seamless interoperability between systems. Through fostering collaboration between vendors and customers, DDS supports the creation of larger, more robust systems that unify diverse technologies. This ensures that various components work harmoniously, naturally fueling innovation and enhancing automotive connectivity.

Building on this momentum, the formation of the SDV Alliance marks a critical advancement in automotive, uniting AUTOSAR, COVESA, Eclipse SDV, and SOAFEE to foster collaboration across consortia. With DDS now integrated into AUTOSAR, SOAFEE, and COVESA, it serves as a key enabler of interoperability, supporting scalable and cohesive SDV solutions.

The DDS standard managed by the Object Management Group (OMG) facilitates secure real-time information exchange, modular application development and rapid integration in distributed systems. As an original author of the standard, RTI has extensive knowledge and experience with the broad implementation of DDS across industries.