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| |  | Microsoft Windows Automotive is an automotive-grade open software platform that provides carmakers, suppliers and developers with the building blocks they need to quickly and reliably create a broad range of advanced in-vehicle solutions to meet the growing needs of automotive consumers. |
| | Advantages for Automotive Applications | | Windows Automotive has demonstrated its stability and reliability in automotive applications in production today. Our partners continue to rely on the Windows Automotive platform to provide the automotive-grade software to power today's automotive infotainment needs. In addition, Windows Automotive is designed to meet key performance requirements such as system startup and application launch times. |
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| | | | Featuring an extensive selection of tools, configuration samples, and guidelines, Windows Automotive can improve productivity from initial design to final testing and tuning. Developers can stay focused on high-level functionality, not low-level code, which means you get more productivity from your development teams. |
| | Designed Specifically for the Automotive Industry | | Windows Automotive also features the Automotive User Interface Toolkit (AUITK), a sophisticated graphical user interface framework design tool and compact runtime environment. The AUITK: | | Enables designers who are not programmers to develop the user interface at a desktop PC. Facilitates the development of high-quality user interface "skins" that connect to the core application program. Eliminates the need to write user interface code in most applications and shortens development time.
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| | | | | | | | Panasonic adopted Windows Automotive as the operating system for their “Strada” car navigation system.
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