Through engaging conversations, 'Code the Future' offers insights into the dynamic world of embedded software innovation, spotlighting the journeys of those driving transformative change in transportation, industrial, medical devices, robotics, and more.
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What 1,100 Developers Told QNX About the Future of Software-Defined Vehicles
Why are software-defined vehicles (SDVs) so difficult to develop, and what's holding automakers back?
QNX's 2026 Under the Hood SDV Developer Report reveals that automotive software developers spend 35% of their time on foundational software integration instead of building differentiated features.
In this episode of Code the Future, Maitê Bezerra, Senior Principal Analyst at Omdia, joins QNX to explore findings from a survey of 1,100 developers across eight countries.
The conversation examines the biggest challenges facing SDV development, including developer productivity, China's accelerating development cycles, cybersecurity, functional safety and the need for greater software reuse.
Discover what needs to change for automakers to develop software-defined vehicles more efficiently and deliver lasting value to customers.
Learn more about QNX: https://www.qnx.com
#SoftwareDefinedVehicles #AutomotiveSoftware #QNX
23 Sept 2026
From Robotics Prototype to Real-World Deployment | MassRobotics
What does it take to turn a bold robotics idea into a breakthrough that can scale? In this episode of Code the Future, host Matt Chandler sits down with Joyce Sidopoulos, Co-Founder and Chief of Operations at MassRobotics, to go inside the high-stakes journey from prototype to real-world deployment.
Discover why some robotics startups surge ahead while others stall, the biggest barriers standing between invention and commercialization, and how MassRobotics is helping founders build, test and launch the next generation of intelligent machines.
2 Sept 2026
How Robots See: RealSense on 3D Perception and Physical AI
How do robots see, understand their surroundings, and act in the real world? In this episode of Code the Future, Chris Matthieu, VP of Developer Ecosystem at RealSense, explores how 3D perception is helping enable the next generation of physical AI and autonomous robots.
Learn how RealSense depth cameras give robots spatial understanding of their environment to support navigation, obstacle avoidance, and more responsive decision-making. Chris also discusses the RealSense D555 (running QNX), NVIDIA Holoscan, visual SLAM (VSLAM), and the challenges of perception for humanoid and legged robots.
The conversation also looks ahead to robot safety, AI-powered perception, and how advances in vision and spatial intelligence are shaping the future of physical AI.
#PhysicalAI #Robotics #RobotVision
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