How Panasonic Automotive built an Open Virtual Display Framework for software-defined vehicles @arm
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Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What is Unified HMI, and how is Panasonic Automotive Systems contributing to the global SOAFEE ecosystem for software-defined vehicles?

In this video, Atsuya Nasu, Team Leader of Unified HMI at Panasonic Automotive Systems, introduces Unified HMI and demonstrates how it enables flexible, hardware-independent cockpit UI/UX for next-generation vehicles.

Panasonic Automotive Systems joined the SOAFEE (Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge) initiative in 2022, aligning with Arm and a growing community of automotive and cloud leaders working to bring cloud-native development into the vehicle. As a SOAFEE Governing Body member and the APAC regional hub lead, Panasonic plays a key role in shaping standards, sharing practical blueprints, and supporting ecosystem adoption across global OEMs.

Learn more: soafee.io/blog/2025/panasonic-unifiedhmi-blueprint

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