The QNX Platform for ADAS is a platform that you can use to build an advanced driver assistance system.
The platform includes a vision capabilities that you can use to build an advanced driver assistance
system that uses multiple cameras. The platform is built on the
QNX Neutrino RTOS, a highly available, realtime operating system.
Warning:
If your intention is to
build a certified (e.g., to ISO 26262) product or equipment, be aware that the
QNX Platform for ADAS
and QNX Software Development Platform 6.5.0 SP1 haven't been certified, but have
been developed in accordance with a certified quality
management system (QM). The
QNX Platform for ADAS is compatible with the
QNX OS for Safety 1.0 product, which is cetified to ASIL D according to ISO 26262.
To assist you with getting certification for your product or equipment,
consider using the QNX OS for Safety 1.0 with the
QNX Platform for ADAS.
For more information about developing a certified product, see the documentation for the QNX OS for Safety 1.0 product on the
QNX website.
You also can integrate third-party algorithms of your choice with the platform
to detect and alert the driver when pedestrians are near
the car or when a frontal collision may occur. For more information about some of the available
third-party algorithms, see
Supported vision algorithms.
To get started and to use this guide, it's presumed that you have the following installed
on your host system; otherwise for more information, see the relevant installation
notes on the QNX website:
- QNX Platform for ADAS
- The required packages for the QNX Platform for ADAS downloaded and unarchived on your host system
- The required Board Support Package (BSP) for your board downloaded and unarchived on your host system
Note:
Ensure that you look at the
Installation Notes and
Release Notes for this product
on the
QNX website for the list of all patches
required for your target board. For example, the
mkqnx6fsimg command is required to build Power-Safe(fs-qnx6.so) filesystem.
The QNX Platform for ADAS provides a reference image, which supports four cameras connected to a deserializer board connected to a Vision Board on the Jacinto 6 EVM board. For more information, see “Supported hardware configurations”.