There are a number of supported hardware configurations and cameras for the QNX Platform for ADAS.
Supported hardware boards
The following list describes the boards that you can use with the
QNX Platform for ADAS.
- Texas Instruments Jacinto 6 EVM (referred to as
simply Jacinto 6 EVM in this document) with cameras
connected with FPD-Link III interfaces to a deserializer board
that's connected to the Texas Instruments VAYU Vision Board
(simply referred to as a Vision Board in this document).
For information about this configuration, see
TIDA-00162
on the Texas Instruments website.
- Jacinto 6 EVM and a Vision Board with single camera connected with a parallel interface
- Jacinto 6 EVM with/or without a Vision Board connected with a USB camera
-
Intel Atom C2000 Board for Network Edge, CPE, Wireless, NFV (codenamed Rangeley) can be used on any applications that
don't utilize the Vision Platform (vision). This cost-effective board doesn't have a GPU, but has the required
processing to run AUTOSAR Runtime Environment (experiment).
Supported cameras
The QNX Platform for ADAS supports up to eight cameras
connected to the system using FPD-Link III interfaces,
parallel interfaces, and USB connections. The number of
cameras that you can simultaneously run at one time depends on the
number of interface ports available on the hardware board and the
system resources that are allocated for your system. For
example, you might be able to run only six cameras because there
are only six physical FPD-Link III interface ports on the deserializer board,
or you might not have enough memory available on your system
to run more than four file cameras simultaneously. File cameras aren't real
cameras, but virtual cameras that play a video file to simulate a video stream,
usually for testing purposes.
These are the supported cameras for the
QNX Platform for ADAS:
- Leopard USB cameras with Omnivision OV10635 image sensor (e.g., LI-USB30-OV10635)
- Texas Instrument cameras with Omnivison OV10635 image sensor (e.g., OV10635-EAAE-AA0A)
Summary of feature support for hardware
The QNX Platform for ADAS supports the following features,
depending on the hardware that you use.
| QNX Platform for ADAS functionality |
Texas Instruments Jacinto 6 EVM |
Intel Atom C2000 |
| Camera Framework (vision, video capture and playback, multicamera framework) |
Yes |
No |
| Hosting AUTOSAR Environment and AUTOSAR adaptation layer (experimental) |
Yes |
Yes |
| SOME/IP |
Yes |
Yes |