ASIL B video diagnostics for automotive displays
Jonpaul S. Jandu of Renesas presents a video diagnostics solution for automotive display systems that require ISO 26262 functional safety.
In-Vehicle Infotainment
Automotive E/E Architecture series part three – Zone Controllers
Murata experts explain how to overcome challenges in the development of high-performance computers and zonal controllers, with a specific focus on timing devices, inductors and capacitors.
Enabling scalable and adaptable zonal and central SDV architectures
Kernkonzept’s Adam Lackorzynski and Jan Klötzke explain how to enable scalable and adaptable zonal and central software-defined vehicle architectures.
Revolutionizing HMI development with real-time driving simulation
Alessandro Baldari and Iain Dodds explain how VI-grade’s COMPACT HMI Simulator can revolutionize the HMI development process.
Securing hardware components and connection enablers in the VCU
Max Hoffmann, Tobias Klein, and Christian Schleiffer of ETAS provide insight into real-world VCU security challenges and discuss the latest threats targeting these critical components.
Reaching software-defined vehicle level 5 with EB corbos Link
Elektrobit’s Patrick Loschmidt explains how carmakers can transform complex processes into seamless innovation.
Advancing software-defined vehicles: linking Android Automotive and AUTOSAR with LAVA
Dr. Dusan Kenjic of RT-RK presents the LAVA solution, a software-generating tool that enables communication between AUTOSAR-based ECUs and Android infotainment systems.
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.
Case study – achieving a successful SDV transition
Craig Brown of UL Solutions discusses the benefits of harmonizing ALM, PLM, and process management capabilities and explains how to foster agile practices by applying knowledge management.
Achieving personalized in-vehicle sound zones with actuator-based headrests
Continental Engineering Service presents the Ac2ated Sound solution, which leverages electrodynamic actuators to activate existing vehicle structures, transforming them into high-quality sound radiators.
The future of vehicle safety – can AI enable Vision Zero?
Continental’s Dr. rer.nat. Corina Apachite and Dr. Pia Dreiseitel explore the essential role of artificial intelligence in achieving Vision Zero – zero fatalities, zero injuries, and zero crashes.
Blackberry IVY, AI, and the software-defined vehicle
IAV’s Dr. Clemens Satzger and Rüdiger Kewitz present their experience of the Blackberry IVY platform using an example of an AI-based age and gender estimator that extracts information from a simple camera image.
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.
Revolutionizing automotive simulation: Discover the power of the VI-grade 2025.1 major software release
VI-grade experts explain how simulation software can help engineers overcome challenges caused by the increasing complexity of vehicle systems.
Achieving precise capture and replay of video and bus data in real and virtual environments
Elektrobit experts present a solution that enables the testing of ECU functions, system integration, and communication in a simulated environment under realistic conditions.
The Flyme Auto mobile ecosystem – a new approach to powering next-generation digital cockpits
Raj Reddy and Ming Liu of ECARX discuss the essential features of Flyme, including the ecosystem’s unique in-car connectivity, seamless integration, and user-friendly interface.
The smart truck cockpit: challenges and opportunities for the commercial vehicles industry
Elektrobit experts discuss how to optimize commercial vehicles for connectivity, cost efficiency, vehicle health, driver safety, sustainability, and regulatory compliance.
A solution for upgrading digital cockpit with newest Android Automotive
Elektrobit experts explain how to add or upgrade to the latest version of Android Automotive in their digital cockpit at any point in the vehicle lifecycle.
System-wide HMI customization with an Android software toolchain
Sergej Schmunk and Christian Dittrich present Elektrobit’s Theming Engine, an easy-to-use solution for developing and customizing Android in-vehicle infotainment systems.
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.