👥 The Eclipse SDV Community Meetup on 5 November is an opportunity to connect with the North American SDV community, discover new and ongoing projects, and exchange ideas about the future of software-defined vehicles.
🎟️ Free registration: hubs.ly/Q04zCqV40
🚗 What happens after the hackathon ends?
At the Eclipse SDV Hackathon 2026, the goal went beyond building prototypes.
What made this hackathon stand out?
Read the recap by Hack MC Christian Heissenberger
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🚗 57 participants, 10 teams, and 3 days of coding at the Eclipse SDV Hackathon 2026!
What made this edition different?
Read the blog 👉 hubs.la/Q04Bfhr-0
🚘 What’s happening across the Eclipse SDV ecosystem?
Join us on 5 November for the Eclipse SDV Community Meetup in Sunnyvale, where the North American community will share progress, and explore what’s next for open source automotive software.
Join us 👉 hubs.ly/Q04zChS60
Watch this video to get:
➡️ A quick overview of the SDV WG
➡️ The motivation for SOVD as SDVs shift beyond legacy diagnostics assumptions
➡️ A first look at the OpenSOVD architecture, scope, and next steps for getting to code
🎥 Watch the video: hubs.la/Q03YQVWN0
📢 We’re excited to announce the first-ever Eclipse SDV Community Meetup in Sunnyvale, USA!
Join the Eclipse SDV North America community on 5 November for a full day of open source collaboration around the future of SDVs.
Register now 👉 hubs.ly/Q04zCgh10
🏆 We have our winners!
That's a wrap on the Eclipse SDV Hackathon Chapter Four! Three days of hacking, collaborating, innovating and having fun have come to an end. 🚀
A huge congratulations to our three winning teams!
🎤 Time to pitch!
After three days of coding, collaboration, and tackling real-world software-defined vehicle challenges, it's time for the teams at Eclipse SDV Hackathon Chapter Four to present what they've built!
🏆 The winners will be announced soon!
Ready… set… hack! 🚗💻
The SDV Hackathon Chapter Four is officially underway.
Time to meet your fellow hackers, get those ideas moving, and start building open source solutions for software-defined vehicles.
Let the hacking begin!
The quiet before the storm… 🚗💻
Registration is closed – we're fully booked! Staff has arrived at the venue. Everything is prepared.
One last day to charge the laptops, sharpen the ideas, and get ready to build.
See you tomorrow, hackers. ⚡
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At the Eclipse SDV Hackathon happening next week, the top teams take home:
🥇 PS5
🥈 DJI Drone
🥉 iPad
But the real win is three days of building, experimenting, and collaborating. Register now: hubs.la/Q04y0_-X0#MobilitySoftware#SoftwareDefinedVehicles
Some of the most useful SDV conversations happen when different parts of the automotive software ecosystem get into the same room. This is exactly what happened earlier this month in Japan. 🇯🇵
Read more 👉 hubs.la/Q04xRSXQ0#SoftwareDefinedVehicle#AutomotiveSoftware
⚡ Want to make a real impact on the future of automotive software?
Join the Eclipse SDV Hackathon Chapter 4 in Friedrichshafen from 6–8 October 2026 and collaborate with the open source community building tomorrow’s software-defined vehicles.
💻 Register: hubs.la/Q04xwkJt0
What parts of vehicle software really need to be developed independently?
A new article from @welt features Ansgar Lindwedel from the @EclipseFdn and highlights Eclipse S-CORE as one example of open source collaboration.
Read the article (in German): hubs.la/Q04ycp0P0
🇯🇵 Building software-defined vehicles is as much about connecting ecosystems as it is about developing technology.
🚗 Read more about the discussions and what we learned this month in Japan.
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