Automotive E/E Architecture series part two – Cockpit Domain Controller
Murata’s Dr Jens Adams and Thomas Widmer explain how to overcome IVI and CDC development challenges, focusing on communication modules and timing devices.
E/E Architecture
Transforming in-vehicle and V2X communication in SDVs with Zetta Auto
TTTech Auto and ZettaScale experts present innovative protocols that are transforming automotive systems by supporting real-time, data-centric communication, V2X readiness, and AUTOSAR integration.
Software-defined vehicle – zonal architecture to connected cloud
Experts from Quest Global, Marelli Electronics and Y-Mobility explore the transformative shift towards the software-defined vehicle.
A systematic approach for the analysis of fail-operational architectures in the automotive industry
TTTech Auto’s Dr. Sascha Drenkelforth presents a systematic approach for analyzing fail-operational systems in automotive applications.
SDV levels explained: charting the path to software-defined vehicles
Elektrobit’s Dr. Moritz Neukirchner introduces “Moritz’s SDV Levels”, a framework inspired by SAE levels of autonomy, outlining the stages of SDV evolution from Level 0 to Level 5.
Leveraging game engines for vehicle design, development, and manufacturing
Perforce CTO Brad Hart and Mike Weiss, Senior Solution Architect for Epic Games present examples of the innovative ways game engines are currently being used and could be used in the future.
NXP CoreRide: Overcoming SDV hardware and software integration challenges
Experts from NXP, Vector, Green Hills Software, and Archermind explain how to overcome hardware and software integration challenges in software-defined vehicle development.
Motor control rapid prototyping on NXP’s S32M2 with Mathworks and the Model-Based Design Toolbox
NXP’s Brian McKay, Stefan Cinipeanu, and Marius Lucian Andrei present the S32M2 family, an integrated solution for 12V Motor Control.
Automotive E/E Architecture series part one – ADAS ECU
Murata product experts Cyrine Trigui and Parth Pansare provide unique insight into the ADAS Domain Controller, focusing on MLCC and Inductor products.
Human-centric development of software-defined-vehicles
VI-grade’s Michael Hoffmann explores the pivotal role of Digital Twins in enhancing software functionality, ensuring safety, and exceeding customer expectations.
Enabling a greener environment with reduced vehicle lifecycle costs and CO₂ emissions
AVL’s Martin Rothbart explains how to implement appropriate methods and processes to define and control product CO₂ targets during development.
How power management enables the software-defined vehicle architecture
NXP’s Jean-Philippe Meunier explains how to satisfy new E/E architecture requirements with comprehensive power management solutions, ranging from central compute to zones and end nodes.
Leading the era of SDV with location intelligence
Remco Timmer of HERE Technologies explains how location technology can help OEMs create SDVs that are advanced, efficient, safe, and optimized.
Achieving hardware-accelerated communication in software-defined vehicles
Elektrobit’s Illia Safiulin present the first solution to bridge the gap between Classic AUTOSAR and the new generation of hardware accelerators to provide seamless configuration and integration.
Next-level vehicle cybersecurity using ESCRYPT CycurHSM on AURIX™ TC4x devices
Rohan Pandit of ETAS and Infineon’s Michael Arzberger and Laurent Heidt discuss the complexities of balancing cybersecurity, performance, and cost-effectiveness in today’s competitive market.
The AVL fuel cell truck – a technology demonstrator showing solutions for future heavy-duty applications
René Steinek and Dr. Rolf Doebereiner present AVL’s innovative fuel cell truck solution.
Isolation and virtualization solutions for automotive real-time processors
NXP’s Janna Garofolo and Marius Rotaru discuss the key aspects of isolation and virtualization solutions for real-time automotive MCUs.
Accelerating vehicle intelligence with machine learning
NXP’s Gergely Simon and Nikhil Reddy Kothapally explain how to use the S32 eIQ® Auto platform to enable deployment of trained models for S32 Automotive Platform devices.
Building cost-effective and high-performance motor control systems in new E/E architectures
David Xu of Renesas explains how MCU technology can reduce cost and improve the performance of motor control solutions in small-size electrical motor applications.
Dealing with zonal architectural challenges in software-defined vehicles
Elektrobit’s Illia Safiulin discusses zonal architectures and their impact on a real-life scenario regarding in-vehicle communication networks.