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Google Android Auto Certification
Android Auto is an in-vehicle platform from Google that allows drivers to connect their Android devices (e.g., smartphones) to the vehicle‘s display for safer and easier access to certain apps and services while driving.
In order to ensure compatibility and user experience of the Android Auto system across different vehicles, automakers need to follow Google‘s technical standards and guidelines for Android Auto certification.넶84 2024-07-11
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A Series of Testing Tools Used for Google TV Device Certification
Google TV devices, such as TVs, TV boxes, and projectors, require TADA certification, which involves passing tests like CTS, GTS, VTS, and TVTS to obtain certification.2024-09-11
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Google/Android TV CDD Details Requirements
A Google/Android TV device refers to an Android-based television device, providing an entertainment interface suitable for users viewing television programs from approximately 10 feet away ("interface for large-screen entertainment experiences" or "interface for viewing from 10 feet away"). It allows users to watch digital media, movies, TV broadcasts, play games, and/or use applications.2024-09-11
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Google Android TV/Set-Top Box Certification for Android ATV
Google Android ATV certification refers to the whole machine certification, submitted by ODM/OEM to Google to do the certification test, SOC manufacturers do not need to do the chip-level certification.Android TV was introduced at Google I/O on 26 June 2014, specially designed for TV and set-top box products designed for the application service package. Based on the Android AOSP version, plus the GTVS package can be compiled out of the Android TV Firmware.2024-09-11