Instant Infrastructure: CI/CD for Vehicle Software
Developing a hardware product that contains software has long been slowed down by incomplete hardware, not yet available chips, and fragmented toolchains. Validating even a small change often required waiting for lab availability, assembling scripts, or manually aligning compiler versions. Progress depended on physical hardware, and integration only happened late in the cycle—precisely when problems are the most expensive.
Veecle Studio changes this dynamic entirely.
From the moment a system model exists, Veecle Studio provides a fully automated infrastructure for building, testing, and deploying vehicle software. Pipelines are generated instantly. Simulation replaces unavailable hardware. Deployments work across microcontrollers, real-time systems or even high-performance computers with Linux - all from the same code base.
What traditionally demanded months of setup work, now appears instantly.
From Model to Pipelines Automatically
Everything starts with the MetaModel, the structured description of the entire system: controllers, communication, timing, and service interactions. Once this model is checked in, Veecle Studio uses it to generate the entire CI/CD stack.
Build pipelines compile Rust and C/C++ modules with unified toolchains. Test pipelines validate behaviour against the model. Deployment pipelines know exactly where each microservice belongs in the architecture.
No manual scripts. No custom Jenkins jobs. No fragile glue code.
Simulation When Hardware Isn’t There
Hardware delays no longer slow teams down.
Veecle Studio automatically simulates controllers, communication paths, and even driver behaviour. Missing hardware can be replaced with mock services that behave like the real thing. Teams can validate interactions, timing, and edge cases long before any physical hardware arrives.
This moves integration to the beginning of development—where it belongs.
One Build, Any Target
Because Veecle Studio uses a unified runtime, the same application logic can run unchanged on:
- simulated controllers
- development boards in the lab
- on Linux, on QNX, on FreeRTOS, on SafeRTOS, and even Autosar (if you really have to )
The generated infrastructure ensures every target receives a consistent binary. Developers focus on logic; the platform ensures everything else behaves identically.
Software That Moves at Modern Speed
Instant infrastructure does more than accelerate builds. It accelerates everything:
- earlier testing
- earlier integration
- earlier deployment
- earlier feedback
eams iterate at the speed of modern software engineering, without fighting toolchains or waiting for hardware.
You write code.
Veecle Studio turns it into a running system—automatically.