Jungo, now part of Cisco, a leading provider of automotive middleware
and connectivity solutions, today announced the release of a new,
feature-rich version of MediaCore, its automotive grade multimedia
middleware. MediaCore will be demonstrated at the Computer Electronics
Show (CES) in Las Vegas from January 8 – 11.
MediaCore enables the rapid development of embedded multimedia players
for In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems. It meets both the rising need
of OEMs for scalable and affordable solutions and user demand for
sophisticated in-car technologies and connectivity into their
smartphones and tablets. Jungo’s cutting-edge multimedia middleware
facilitates the rapid and cost-effective product development that Tier 1
suppliers require.
The new version of MediaCore has been tested and validated with GENIVI®
platforms and for component compliancy as part of WWG (Works With
GENIVI) program. It is also compatible with Apple Made For iPod, Pandora
Radio and Gracenote certification.
Other highlights include:
A simplified and powerful multimedia client API framework for rapid
development of customized interfaces (HMI).
Supports connectivity for the most popular consumer smartphones and
tablets over a variety of protocols, including from local devices to
3G and 4G internet access.
A custom Media Source plugin framework enabling the flexible addition
of new multimedia sources such as Bluetooth paired devices.
Enhanced audio and video playback management.
Improved operating system and platform portability for shorter
development and validation cycles and better code reuse.
Supporting quote:
Ophir Herbst, Jungo Automotive General Manager:
“This major release is part of the comprehensive MediaCore product
roadmap, demonstrating Jungo’s commitment to meet the evolving
requirements of OEMs and Tier-1’s,” he continued “This further
reinforces Jungo’s leading position as an Automotive IVI middleware
provider.”
Jungo Ltd. is an established supplier to the automotive industry, with
its products shipped in dozens of car models worldwide. To meet with
Jungo at CES, please contact Daphna Weiss or visit booth MP25454, LVCC,
South Hall 2.
About Jungo
Jungo, now part of Cisco, is a provider of connectivity and multimedia
software solutions. Jungo's products enable semiconductor companies,
device manufacturers and OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) to
easily develop products that intelligently connect with any portable
device over various protocols for any application. Jungo solutions have
been deployed in global markets throughout various industries including
the automotive industry, mobile communications, digital TV,
point-of-sale, medical equipment and defense industries.
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