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AAOS platform and device makers can use
Android
Emulator to develop Human Machine Interface (HMI) and
apps without relying on hardware. Android Emulator can run the entire
Android Architecture with different Android
Virtual Device (AVD) images. This provides a strong device development platform on
which to increase productivity and enable working from any location. The following
content describes how to set up an AVD for:
New development. When starting new development of an In-Vehicle Infotainment
(IVI) device, learn how to create a virtual device so that teams can develop HMI and apps
early without waiting for new hardware.
Updates to HMI and preloaded apps. To frequently share new virtual devices so that
apps, quality assurance, and user experience teams can quickly access the latest and
greatest updates to support their work.
To learn more about using the Android Virtual Device as a development platform, see:
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Last updated 2022-09-21 UTC.
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