Overview
Description
The RoX SDK (R-Car Open Access Software Development Kit) is an easy-to-start & easy-to-use development framework for the R-Car SoCs that includes the RoX Whitebox with open-source source, and the RoX license which includes commercial OS and application software from partners “MP ready” which can be licensed from our partners or from Renesas.
Re-inventing Software Development for Automotive Applications
The flexible RoX SDK is available in two versions. The open, easily accessible software package including royalty-free OS and hypervisor software such as Android Automotive OS, FreeRTOS, Linux, Xen RTOS, and reference applications designed for specific domain systems. The license package is based on industry-proven commercial software solutions, such as QNX, Electrobit, and Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System, as well as AUTOSAR-compliant software and SAFERTOS®. It is pre-integrated and tested to run on Renesas’ R-Car SoCs and MCUs and includes pre-validated software stacks from STRADVISION for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), Candera CGI Studio for in-vehicle infotainment (IVI), and more.
With most deep-learning solutions available today building on consumer or server applications, which do not operate under the same stringent constraints for functional safety, real-time responsiveness, and low power consumption; Renesas released the RoX SDK for rule-based automotive computer vision and AI-based functions.
The simulation platform in the RoX SDK offers both AI and conventional hardware accelerators for highly accurate real-time simulations, while providing a full suite of development PC-based tools for both Windows and Linux.
Start your next development with a full set of sample software, popular CNN networks, workshop, and application notes that are all available on the Renesas website. The RoX SDK is also a perfect platform for benchmarking Renesas products and selecting the most appropriate SoC for your target application.
Features
- Development tools
- e² studio GUI
- ADAS Plugins for real time debugging
- Deep learning toolchain
- Computer vision compiler
- Cross compiler
- Simulation platform
- HW accelerator models for accurate and fast simulations.
- MIL (Model in the Loop)
- SIL (Software in the Loop)
- HIL (Hardware in the Loop)
- Libraries & sample code
- Deep learning & computer vision Libraries
- 3D Graphics Libraries (depends on the OS)
- Video codec
- Board Support Packages
- Sample vision SW example & tutorial
Target Devices
Design & Development
Support
Support Communities
Knowledge Base
Resources
Videos & Training
This video demonstrates how to connect a debugger to each CPU core booted by the master boot core on the R-Car SoC without halting execution.
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