📍 Venue: Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB)
🔧 Linux at the Core of Bangladeshi Innovation
JaduPc and XENO EV hosted a seminar at IUB focused on how Linux is shaping the future of Bangladesh’s technology landscape. This session brought students, faculty, and industry professionals together to explore:
- ShopnoOS: JaduPc’s lightweight Linux-based operating system designed for education, public kiosks, and embedded applications.
- XenOS: A custom Linux-based Automotive Operating System being developed by JaduPc in partnership with XENO EV, aimed at powering ECUs and CAN-based systems in electric vehicles.
Both systems are open, modular, and optimized for Bangladeshi conditions, laying the groundwork for sovereign technology infrastructure.
🤝 The Power of Academia-Industry Collaboration
The IUB seminar emphasized the critical role of academic institutions in advancing national technology capabilities. Key discussion points included:
- Joint research opportunities on embedded Linux and real-time systems.
- Curriculum-level support for automotive and kiosk OS development.
- Empowering students to contribute to open-source hardware and software ecosystems.
🚗 XenOS Progress Highlights
JaduPc’s engineering team shared exciting developments from the XenOS project, including:
- ✅ CAN Bus Logging: Successful collection of real-time vehicle data from in-field EVs.
- ✅ Diagnostic Interface Prototypes: Early UI for displaying speed, battery status, and ECU messages.
- ✅ Event-Based Data Recording: Triggers for crash detection, voltage drops, and abnormal sensor behavior.
- ✅ Live Testing: CAN sniffers successfully decoding packets from prototype electric vehicles — a major leap in local automotive OS development.