Hardware meets framework
Android HAL Development
The Hardware Abstraction Layer is the contract between your hardware and the Android framework. We implement and modernise HALs so your board exposes real capabilities to apps — and so the vendor interface stays clean enough to survive an OS upgrade.
What this covers
Camera
Camera HAL3 implementation and tuning, multi-camera and concurrent streams, ISP integration, metadata and capture request handling, RAW and HDR pipelines, and getting the camera CTS and ITS suites to pass on real optics.
Audio, graphics and media
Audio HAL and routing policy, low-latency and offload paths, echo cancellation integration, Gralloc and Hardware Composer, DRM/KMS display paths, and Codec2 hardware codec integration.
Sensors, power and connectivity
Sensors HAL with batching and wake-up sensor support, health and thermal HALs, power and performance hint HAL, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth HAL integration, NFC, GNSS, and vendor-specific HALs for custom peripherals.
Treble and the vendor interface
Migrating legacy HIDL interfaces to AIDL, authoring and validating VINTF manifests and compatibility matrices, VNDK and vendor snapshot handling, and keeping system and vendor partitions independently updatable.
Next service
Android Automotive OS
Vehicle HAL, CarService integration and cluster/IVI bring-up for automotive programmes.