The person behind YODPS
Yury Odnokurtsev
Software engineer, framework developer and hands-on systems integrator based near Stuttgart, Germany.
From interfaces to working systems.
My background spans Linux administration, software development and nearly ten years in automotive ADAS at Valeo. I work mainly in C and C++, connecting processing functions, sensors, embedded platforms and development tools into working systems.
That work has included multi-camera acquisition, CAN/CAN FD, radar and LiDAR integration, recording and replay, perception integration and 3D visualization, across desktop and embedded environments.
Why YODPS?
YODPS grew out of a practical need: a lightweight, flexible way to connect functions, move data between machines, and inspect what a system is doing. During my time at Valeo, I designed and largely independently implemented a framework that replaced a commercial toolchain across multiple ADAS projects.
I am now independently developing the next generation of YODPS, redesigning its core architecture, messaging and buffer interfaces, processing nodes and viewer. The goal is to keep processing logic reusable across live hardware, recorded data and simulation.
What I enjoy building.
Distributed C/C++ systems, embedded software and Linux integration, sensor interfaces, recording tools and interactive 3D visualization. My interests also include AI/ML integration, ARM and microcontroller development, multimedia processing, video streaming, audio, MIDI and software synthesis.
I particularly enjoy bringing hardware and software together, finding the source of integration problems, and turning prototypes into complete, working systems.
Get in touch.
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