Code the Future

Bose's Aaron Jefferson shares how software is reshaping the way we experience sound in the vehicle. Learn how software-defined audio is unlocking richer sound, personalization, and premium experiences long after the car leaves the lot.

Bosch's Arnaud Fessard pulls back the curtain on the toughest challenges in SDV development and how his team is pushing the industry forward. Breaking down the complexity pressures across ADAS, electrification, and infotainment, Arnaud reveals how AI adoption, shifting OEM demands, and other factors are redefining what it takes to build modern vehicles.

Vector's Marc Weber breaks down why the auto industry's runaway software complexity is finally reaching a turning point and how a more unified development model can restore clarity and control. One of the principal technology leads behind Alloy Kore, Marc explains how the platform tackles fragmented architectures and maintenance overload so OEMs can redirect their talent toward building what truly differentiates their vehicles.

George Chowdhury, Senior Industry Analyst at ABI Research, and Winston Leung, Senior Strategic Alliances Manager at QNX, discuss the rapid acceleration of robotics and the trends defining its future. Together they explore what's driving adoption, how manufacturers can bridge the trust gap, and what human‑robot collaboration may look like by 2035.

Sangeeta Theru, Director of Virtual Validation Platforms at Stellantis, joins us to explore how cloud-based vehicle simulation is reshaping automotive development. From tackling hardware scarcity to enabling globally distributed teams, Sangeeta reveals why this paradigm shift is critical for next-generation Software-Defined Vehicles and what full-vehicle cloud simulation could one day unlock for the industry.

In this episode, host Matt Chandler welcomes Mitch Joel—serial entrepreneur, best-selling author, and host of the popular Six Pixels of Separation business podcast to explore how leaders can cut through the noise and 'decode the future'. From navigating information overload to redefining innovation, Mitch shares insights on the evolving role of media, the dangers of short termism, and what it really means to "disrupt disruption" in today's fast-paced world.

QNX Developer Ecosystem and Developer Relations Leads Andy Gryc and John Hanam join host Matt Chandler for a wide-ranging conversation about the QNX Everywhere initiative and QNX's mission to empower developers, expand access to its embedded software tools, and build a global ecosystem. Together, they explore the importance of early education, developer feedback, and how QNX is helping to scale innovation across industries. To join the QNX developer community and get a free QNX® SDP 8.0 license for your personal non-commercial use, visit https://www.qnx.com/products/everywhere/

Robert Thompson, Director of Edge Processing Ecosystems at NXP Semiconductors joins Host Matt Chandler to explore the future of secure, intelligent edge devices. Together, they discuss industry challenges, talent needs, and the technologies set to transform sectors like automotive, medical, and industrial over the next decade.

Manuel Tagliavini from S&P Global Mobility sits down with host Matt Chandler to unpack the findings of QNX's new Under the Hood: SDV Developer Report. Based on insights from 1,100 embedded automotive software developers across eight countries, the conversation explores the forces reshaping the future of software-defined vehicles - from productivity bottlenecks and regulatory hurdles to the rise of AI and shifting innovation priorities.

Alex Oyler of SBD Automotive and Jack Gray formally of Newlab join host Matt Chandler to unpack the innovation crunch facing today's automakers. From Newlab's start-up pilots to the policy shifts shaping mobility, they explore how collaboration, talent, and tech are reshaping the road ahead and what it takes to lead in a market defined by constant disruption.

Augustin Friedel, Associate Partner at MHP - A Porsche Company, joins host Matt Chandler to share global insights on how AI is reshaping mobility. From in-car experiences and consumer trust to the cautious pace of automotive AI adoption, Augustin unpacks key findings from MHP's "No AI No Future" study and explores the skills, strategies, and software shifts defining the next era of smart transportation.

Host Matt Chandler sits down with Jason Waldman, Associate Director of Embedded Business Development at Advantech, about the fast-evolving world of surgical robotics. From breakthroughs in clinical applications to development challenges and FDA certification, Jason shares personal and professional insights on how emerging technologies are reshaping patient care.

Host Matt Chandler speaks with Professor Rafik Goubran of Carleton University about how he's equipping the next generation of software engineers with the skills that will make them job-ready from day one of their working careers, whether at an automaker or aerospace company. Together they explore how practical learning drives student success, sparks innovation, and strengthens the global embedded systems talent pipeline.

Mobility futurist, record-setting endurance driver, and transportation tech venture capital investor Alex Roy - often dubbed "the most interesting man in mobility" - joins host Matt Chandler for a wide-ranging conversation on what's next for the automotive world. Roy shares sharp insights on the skills that will define the next generation of talent, where Western OEMs are falling behind, and what it will take to truly earn public trust in the age of smart mobility.

Host Matt Chandler sits down Stéphane Lavallée, a trailblazer in the surgical robotics field with more than 200 patents to his name. Together they explore the challenges of earning trust in robotic-assisted procedures, the importance of surgeon training, and what the future holds as AI and new digital tools reshape the operating room.

Host Matt Chandler sits down with Mike Lenné, Seeing Machines' inaugural Chief Safety Officer (previously Chief Science & Innovation Officer), to discuss how advanced driver monitoring software can significantly reduce auto accidents and fatalities. Together, they explore the technology's ability to detect driver fatigue, distraction, and other risky behaviors in real-time, and its broader implications for road safety.

Host Matt Chandler catches up with Mattias Eriksson, President of QNX, against the backdrop of CES 2025 for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of the business, notable achievements from the past year, key CES takeaways, and macroeconomic trends shaping the industry.

In this episode, Matt Chandler is joined by Ed Loh, Group Editorial Director at MotorTrend. Together, they delve into the evolution of the Software Defined Vehicle Innovator awards and peer into the crystal ball to offer insights into the future of SDVs and the broader industry, especially considering the increasing influence of Chinese OEMs.

Jochen Rein, Director Embedded Software and Systems, Vector ​and Justin Moon, VP, Core Product Engineering at QNX join host Matt Chandler to discuss the industry's struggles to accelerate Software Defined Vehicle development. Together they dive into key trends and explore the future outlook for how automakers are rethinking how they bring SDVs to market.

Join Andreas Ehret, Sr. Director of Automotive at Dolby Atmos, and John Pellicio, Global Product Marketing Director at QNX, as they explore the transformative world of Software Defined Audio with host Matt Chandler. Discover how the evolution from traditional hardware to cutting-edge software-defined systems is not just enhancing in-car entertainment but also revolutionizing safety. Get ready to explore the innovative embedded platforms that are transforming your driving experience like never before.

In this episode, SBD Automotive CEO Andrew Hart joins host Matt Chandler to discuss the current state of the auto industry. They delve into recent OEM roadmap delays, the slowdown in EV adoption, evolving regulatory impacts, the shift to Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs), and the next-gen technologies that promise to set automakers apart in an increasingly competitive landscape.