PSA implemented various projects in area of mobile software development that involve automotive infotainment systems. Key areas of development have included enhancements to PJWorks to enable a more full-featured infotainment user interface and graphics rendering, and the integration of a vector font engine for use on the SH4 platform (with Amanda companion chip) running VxWorks. Enabling vector fonts with rotation, anti-aliasing and alpha blending capabilities provided the end customer with the desired performance for rendering navigation information on screen.
PSA provided mobile software development services and developed more full-featured user interface capabilities and graphics rendering to support customers infotainment system requirements. It also developed DVD service capabilities for handling audio playback commands including play, pause, stop, table of contents, scheduler, etc. Implement flash file system capabilities.
Tools:
Wind River Systems VxWorks & WindML, Hitachi SH4 w/Amanda companion chip, Intel X86/Pentium, ARM, StrongARM, Personal Java - JVM and AWT GUI library, Java2D, FreeType Font Engine.

Port SAE's (Society of Automotive Engineers) vehicle communication standard RP1210A to Windows CE platform.
Ported RP1210A standard to run on Microsoft Windows CE Platform.
Tools:
Microsoft Visual C++, Microsoft Windows CE.

Mobile software development of a commercial electronic transmission control application for a hand-held diagnostic unit.
Assisted in the development of a commercial electronic transmission control application. Followed SAE's J1939 and J1708 vehicle communication standards and developed the software under those guidelines.
Tools:
Microsoft Visual C++ 1.52, J1939 and J1708.