QNX Videos

Feature-by-feature demo of the QNX CAR Platform for Infotainment

Sheridan Ethier, engineering development manager at QNX Software Systems, gives us an updated feature-by-feature demo of the QNX CAR application platform in the company's reference vehicle. Technologies include an HTML5 framework, app-download functionality, and various multimedia options - internet streaming radio, device connectivity, cover flow, and more. Visit the QNX Auto Blog .

Wherever you are, whatever you do: QNX technology in the world around us

For more than 35 years, BlackBerry’s QNX technology has been trusted for the world’s most safety-critical, mission-critical embedded systems. Over the years, QNX software has become a big part of everyday life — from validating credit card PINs to controlling infotainment systems in cars. For more information, visit qnx.com

QNX 2015 Technology Concept Car

The 2015 QNX technology concept car, based on a Maserati Quattroporte GTS, integrates an array of technologies — including sensors, cameras, navigation engines, cloud-based services, and speech interfaces — to create experiences that simplify driving tasks, warn of possible collisions, and enhance overall driver awareness.

QNX in Action: Audi FPK Driver Information Display

The flexibility of the QNX CAR Platform for Infotainment is clearly demonstrated in the new user-programmable instrument cluster (FPK) of the model year 2015 Audi TT. At 2014 CES, we had the chance to film this beautiful, elegant, and versatile driver information display at the Audi booth.

The road to CES 2014 - Interview with Mark Rigley

Our next technology concept car is under wraps until 2014 CES. In the meantime, meet some of the people behind the car. In this final installment of a three-part series, Mark Rigley, manager of the QNX concept development group talks about bringing the worlds of automotive connectivity and mobile technology together.

The road to CES 2014 - Interview with Ben Johnson

Our next technology concept car is under wraps until 2014 CES. In the meantime, meet some of the people behind the car. In this second installment of a three-part series, graphic designer, Ben Johnson of the QNX concept development team talks about what makes working on the technology concept cars special, and challenging.

The Road to CES 2014 - Interview with Alex James

Our next technology concept car is under wraps until CES 2014. In the meantime, meet some of the people behind the car. In this first installment of a three-part series, Alex James of the QNX concept development team riffs on how harmony will play a major theme in next-generation vehicles.

QNX series on HTML5 - Interview with Gartner's Thilo Koslowski

A tale of controlled openness. Thilo Koslowski, VP and Distinguished Analyst at Gartner, talks with Andy Gryc about the challenge of building apps for the car — and how HTML5 can help.

Sneak peek at the QNX CAR SDK for HTML5

If you're a developer who wants to create apps for automobiles, the HTML5 SDK for the QNX CAR™ application platform is for you. It's based on the open source BlackBerry® WebWorks™ framework, and it will allow you to write, debug, and package feature-rich automotive apps based on HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and other open standards.

QNX technology concept car - Bentley Continental

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the QNX technology concept team in action as they take their most recent demo from white board to red carpet. Then visit http://www.qnxauto.blogspot.ca for more details.

QNX Series on HTML5 - Bloopers

Sitting in front of the camera is harder than it looks. And funnier. Join us for this rib-tickling series finale. Visit: qnx.com/social

QNX and Crank team up to create a digital light projection HMI

Creating an interface for the very first automotive DLP required equal parts technology, talent, and cooperation. And a whole lot of respect. Watch as QNX Software Systems and Crank Software cross the finish line in time for CES 2013.

QNX concept design team: Interview with Justin Moon

Justin Moon, concept designer, software developer, and jack of all trades, talks about his diverse work on the QNX concept design team and his hopes for this year's new concept car. This is the second in a series of video interviews with the QNX team leading up to CES 2013.

Interview with engineer Alex James of the QNX concept team

Alex James worked as a software developer for the latest QNX technology concept car, which is based on a Bentley Continental GT. In this video, he talks about the challenges of creating a future looking product, as well as his impressions of CES 2013. This is the fourth in a series of video interviews with members of the QNX concept team.

Interview with UX designer True Nguyen from the QNX concept design team

A genuine car junkie and talented UX designer, True talks to us about her lifelong love of cars as well as her hopes and fears for the newest QNX technology concept car. This is the third in a series of video interviews with the QNX concept design team leading up to CES 2013.

Texas Instruments demo of QNX technology concept car

Yesterday, some friends from Texas Instruments dropped by our CES booth for a demo of the new QNX technology concept car. Mark Rigley, head of the QNX concept team, did a fantastic job of guiding TI's Michael Guillory through the car's many features, including the gorgeous HD display powered by TI DLP technology and by a TI OMAP 5 processor.

Imagined: Your car in the not-so-distant future

Imagined - shows you what your car might look like in the very near future. QNX Software Systems is building experiences that past generations could only dream of. QNX technology is embedded in millions of cars around the world. Produced by Thornley Fallis Communications, www.thornleyfallis.com/video.

Interview with QNX concept design team lead, Mark Rigley

Mark Rigley, QNX concept team lead, talks about his triumphs and challenges, and what it's like working on the new concept car for the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show. (Hint: Last year's won the Best of CES award in the car technology category.) This is the first in a series with the QNX concept team leading up to the event in January 2013.

Feature-by-feature demo of the QNX CAR 2 application platform

Sheridan Ethier, automotive engineering manager at QNX Software Systems, gives us a feature-by-feature demo of the QNX CAR 2 application platform in the company's latest reference vehicle. Technologies include an HTML5 framework, app-download functionality, and various multimedia options - internet streaming radio, device connectivity, cover flow, and more.

The making of the QNX reference vehicle - Jeep Wrangler

The first QNX reference vehicle, outfitted with the QNX CAR 2 application platform for Telematics Detroit 2012, is a working example of embedded HTML5 development. Features include one-touch pairing with Bluetooth smartphones, UI personalization, Facebook updates using voice commands, hybrid navigation, parking search, and too many other things to mention.

QNX series on HTML5 - Interview with Audi's Mathias Halliger

Derek Kuhn talks with Audi's Mathias Halliger, Head of Architecture - MMI System, about the importance of HTML5 to his company and why he considers it a game changer.

QNX series on HTML5 - Interview with OnStar's Steve Schwinke

Hear what Steve Schwinke, director of advanced technology at OnStar, has to say about HTML5 and the OEM's role in the developing standard.

A guided tour of the QNX CAR 2 application platform

Take a quick tour of the QNX CAR 2 application platform, complete with mobile device connectivity, HTML5 support, voice-enabled apps, stereo HD hands-free, etc.

The Making of the QNX Concept Car - Porsche 911

The third QNX concept car, a Porsche 911, was outfitted with the QNX CAR application platform in a matter of months for the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) where it won the Best of CES award in the automotive technology category.

QNX series on HTML5 - The myth buster interview

Andy Gryc meets up with QNX Software Systems' Kerry Johnson to bust some common myths about HTML5.

QNX Seamless Connectivity

A connected world is closer than you think. Discover how the QNX automotive team is bringing the web experience to millions of vehicles around the world.

Elektrobit Navigation on QNX CAR Application Platform

Rainer Holve demonstrates a wide-level navigation system on an Audi. Demo includes voice destination entry, overlay of route map, and voice guidance.

QNX Series on HTML5 - Interview with RIM's Matthew Staikos

HTML5's impact on hardware options, memory usage, and app stores are just a few topics covered by Matthew Staikos, co-founder of the WebKit-based Torch Mobile browser.

The QNX Secret to Making Hands-free Noise-free

Why do millions of hands-free systems rely on the QNX Acoustic Processing Suite? To answer this, we employed a few teaching aids that include a marching band and an electric fan with a really long extension cord.

Harman International gears up with QNX

Learn how a global supplier of car infotainment systems cuts some serious time-to-market while creating greener products.

QNX Lixar UI Challenge FINAL: Reskinning the Corvette

We are so confident that the QNX CAR Application Platform can help tier 1s and OEMs cut some serious time to market, they hired a mobile services company with no QNX experience to reskin the QNX demo car. And we gave them less than a month to do it.

QNX Series on HTML5 - Interview with Sheridan Ethier

Andy Gryc chats with QNX colleague, Sheridan Ethier, for a developer's perspective on HTML5.

QNX CAR Application Platform and RealVNC Mobile Connectivity

Tom Blackie demonstrates an automotive solution for mobile; how consumers can have complete control of their mobile device through a head unit HMI.

2011 CES: BMW Z4 with QNX-powered ConnectedDrive System

Check out the BMW Z4 roadster at CES 2011: text-to-speech technology that reads out emails, text messages, and more from Bluetooth smartphones.

QNX series on HTML5 - Interview with TCS' Michael Camp

Andy Gryc talks with Michael Camp, director of engineering for in-car automotive and telematics at TeleCommunication Systems (TCS), to get another software supplier's perspective on HTML5.

TCS Telematics and Navigation on QNX CAR Application Platform

Steve Petilli, senior VP of navigation and telematics, demonstrates services brought into the car through a mobile phone. These include concierge services, navigation, entertainment, and an applications catalogue.

QNX CAR Application Platform and Telenav Connected Navigation

Mark Cummings-Hill demonstrates connected navigation and how QNX CAR helps OEMs reduce their time to market and development risk.

QNX series on HTML5 - Overview

The game-changer for the future of in-car connectivity and infotainment systems is HTML5. Get an overview of why that is in this first video in a series.

CES 2011: Live demo of QNX CAR Application Platform

The new features of the QNX CAR application platform demonstrated at CES 2011: WebKit browser, cloud apps, Playbook integration, localization, and more.

Part 1: QNX keynote at the APMA Annual Conference & Exhibition 2012

Derek Kuhn from QNX delivered a keynote presentation to the Automotive Parts and Manufacturing Association (APMA) at their annual conference & exhibition June 2012 about software innovation in the automotive market. Part 1 of 3.

Part 2: QNX keynote at the APMA Annual Conference & Exhibition 2012

Derek Kuhn from QNX delivered a keynote presentation to the Automotive Parts and Manufacturing Association (APMA) at their annual conference & exhibition June 2012 about software innovation in the automotive market. Part 2 of 3.

Part 3: QNX keynote at the APMA Annual Conference & Exhibition 2012

Derek Kuhn from QNX delivered a keynote presentation to the Automotive Parts and Manufacturing Association (APMA) at their annual conference & exhibition June 2012 about software innovation in the automotive market. Part 3 of 3.

QNX: Enabling the next generation of cool

QNX technology is behind the extreme reliability of the International Space Station, pace makers, nuclear reactors, and more. This may explain why automakers rely on QNX when building telematics and infotainment systems that cannot fail.