Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
QNX and SOAFEE examine what it takes to eliminate the prototyping gap in software-defined vehicle development. Instead of choosing between Linux platforms and production automotive RTOS environments, the QNX Custom Target Image Blueprint enables developers to build and deploy a safety-certified QNX SDP 8.0 image onto Raspberry Pi hardware using the same micro-kernel architecture trusted in over 275 million vehicles.
QNX also discuss why early access to an automotive-grade foundation reshapes development workflows, how reproducible OS builds integrate into CI/CD pipelines, and how a standardized RTOS substrate within SOAFEE accelerates innovation from prototype to production.
Read the Blueprint here: soafee.io/blog/2026/qnx-blueprint
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QNX and SOAFEE examine what it takes to eliminate the prototyping gap in software-defined vehicle development. Instead of choosing between Linux platforms and production automotive RTOS environments, the QNX Custom Target Image Blueprint enables developers to build and deploy a safety-certified QNX SDP 8.0 image onto Raspberry Pi hardware using the same micro-kernel architecture trusted in over 275 million vehicles.
QNX also discuss why early access to an automotive-grade foundation reshapes development workflows, how reproducible OS builds integrate into CI/CD pipelines, and how a standardized RTOS substrate within SOAFEE accelerates innovation from prototype to production.
Read the Blueprint here: soafee.io/blog/2026/qnx-blueprint
Stay connected with Arm:
Website: arm.com
Twitter: twitter.com/arm
Facebook: facebook.com/Arm
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/arm
Instagram: instagram.com/arm










