OpenSynergy
Founded Year
2007Stage
Acquired | AcquiredAbout OpenSynergy
OpenSynergy specializes in embedded automotive software for in-car cockpit solutions. OpenSynergy's products include the modular software development kit COQOS SDK for cockpit controller and connectivity systems and the Bluetooth stack Blue SDK. OpenSynergy's products enable the convergence of instrument clusters, head units, driver assistance systems, and car connectivity systems. The firm was founded in 2007 and is based in Berlin, Germany.
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Expert Collections containing OpenSynergy
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Companies working on automotive technology, which includes vehicle connectivity, autonomous driving technology, and electric vehicle technology. This includes EV manufacturers, autonomous driving developers, and companies supporting the rise of the software-defined vehicles.
OpenSynergy Patents
OpenSynergy has filed 5 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- Embedded systems
- Java platform
- Java virtual machine
Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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10/2/2018 | 8/16/2022 | Java virtual machine, Embedded systems, Job scheduling, Java platform, Parallel computing | Grant |
Application Date | 10/2/2018 |
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Grant Date | 8/16/2022 |
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Related Topics | Java virtual machine, Embedded systems, Job scheduling, Java platform, Parallel computing |
Status | Grant |
Latest OpenSynergy News
Mar 14, 2023
Knowit becomes distributor of the successful Bluetooth® stack from OpenSynergy OpenSynergy, a software company specializing in embedded automotive systems, has appointed Knowit, a leading Swedish consultancy firm, as the distributor for Blue SDK with primary markets of US and Europe. The partnership aims to offer advanced Bluetooth solutions meeting the highest level of functionality, reliability, and interoperability expected by the automotive industry. Kristian Palm, the appointed representative of Knowit for this partnership, stated, “We are thrilled to take this next step in our relationship with OpenSynergy and formally be able to bring Blue SDK to our customers. Combined with our blueGO application framework, automotive industry customers can benefit from a completely state-of-the-art, secure, and target-platform-agnostic Bluetooth solution with outstanding device interoperability and performance.” Kristian is Head of Wireless Labs at Knowit Swedspot Connectivity, a company in the Knowit Group, and he has been working for the Connectivity business unit (formerly Cybercom) since 2007. In 2021, Cybercom was acquired by Knowit. OpenSynergy’s Blue SDK is a software development kit that offers secure and reliable Bluetooth connectivity. It has already been deployed in over one billion devices across major industries, including automotive, industrial, medical, mobile, and consumer. With the increased demand for connected cars, this product provides a cost-effective and scalable solution to customers. Additionally, Blue SDK provides a feature-rich Bluetooth implementation and is kept up-to-date with the latest features and enhancements. The latest release of Blue SDK now supports a full suite of LE Audio profiles that enable exciting new use cases such as Auracast® broadcast audio, which allows users across many devices to listen to the same audio stream. “The demand for field-proven Bluetooth connectivity in the automotive industry is increasing, and our Blue SDK provides a solution that meets these needs. OEM as well as Tier Ones like our secure and reliable Fusion stack for Android. We are pleased to partner with Knowit, which has a strong presence and expertise worldwide,” said Matthias Stumpf, Vice President Sales of OpenSynergy. Knowit is providing consulting and digital transformation services worldwide. The partnership with OpenSynergy is based on a long history of cooperation for Bluetooth technology that started nearly 15 years ago. The partnership will strengthen Knowit’s position in the automotive industry and expand OpenSynergy’s presence worldwide. Together, the partnership aims to provide customers with state-of-the-art software solutions and consulting services that meet their unique needs. Visit AITechPark for cutting-edge Tech Trends around AI, ML, Cybersecurity, along with AITech News, and timely updates from industry professionals!
OpenSynergy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was OpenSynergy founded?
OpenSynergy was founded in 2007.
Where is OpenSynergy's headquarters?
OpenSynergy's headquarters is located at Rotherstrasse 20, Berlin.
What is OpenSynergy's latest funding round?
OpenSynergy's latest funding round is Acquired.
Who are the investors of OpenSynergy?
Investors of OpenSynergy include Panasonic, GM Ventures and Hasso Plattner Ventures.
Who are OpenSynergy's competitors?
Competitors of OpenSynergy include Ibeo Automotive Systems and 7 more.
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