How Mbition is modularizing the MBUX system for faster upgrades and greater resilience
In this keynote interview, Kai Uwe Broulik, Expert Software Engineer, Infotainment at MBition, the Mercedes-Benz software hub, explains how the company is bringing modularity into the system to get faster updates and greater resilience, as well as the use of open standards to make the platform more attractive and worthwhile. The discussion will also cover how the Wayland composition enables the mixing of tech stacks to use the best tools for a job, and why the company believes that becoming a good open-source citizen is vital for the company.
Speaker: Kai Uwe Broulik - Expert Software Engineer, MBition
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