SoftSafe Tech shares open-source quality and compliance practices at automotive software conference

On August 28-29, 2025, SoftSafe Tech participated in the Intelligent Vehicle Foundation Software Ecosystem Conference held in Chongqing. Founder Yang Guoliang shared open-source quality and compliance practices for automotive operating systems, while Chen Junjie received a community “Nurturer” badge.
On August 28-29, 2025, the Fourth Automotive Chip Conference was held in conjunction with the Intelligent Vehicle Foundation Software Ecosystem Conference in Chongqing. The conference focused on open-source ecosystem construction and collaborative innovation in the intelligent automotive industry under the theme of 'Open Source Expands Boundaries, Collaborative Progress.'
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At the OpenAtom Foundation booth, co-founder of SoftSafe Tech Yang Guoliang delivered a speech titled 'Quality and Compliance Assurance for Automotive Operating Systems Based on Open Source'.
SoftSafe Tech shares open-source quality and compliance practices at automotive software conference. He pointed out that open source is gradually integrating into the automotive industry along the lines of connected vehicles, smart cabins, and autonomous driving. At the same time, the underlying software is also showing a trend towards embracing open source. However, like commercial software, open-source software faces risks related to quality, security, and compliance. Sharing SoftSafe Tech's practical experience in addressing open-source software compliance risks and code conformity requirements.
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SoftSafe Tech shares open-source quality and compliance practices at automotive software conference. To thank the key support from community partners in areas such as technical breakthroughs and the development of an open-source ecosystem, the conference held a ceremony to honor the “Top Contributors” of the first batch of the Open Source Automotive Operating System Community. Chen Junjie, from SoftSafe Tech, received the “Nurturer’s Badge,” which not only highlights his significant contributions to the open-source community but also underscores the company’s long-term commitment and philosophy in promoting an open-source ecosystem.
