Accelerating vehicle controller development with VI-CarRealTime and Simulink
Join Scott Bergeon of VI-grade to find out how to integrate, simulate, and test vehicle controllers in a dynamic virtual environment.
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Breaking the cybersecurity barrier: securing High-Performance Computers in next-gen vehicle architectures
Experts from AVL and PlaxidityX discuss how to employ advanced strategies to outsmart automotive cybersecurity attackers before they strike.
Improving your AUTOSAR journey with RTA-CAR
Darren Buttle and Subash Scindia of ETAS present practical tips for smoothly transitioning to the ETAS AUTOSAR solution.
Automotive interiors megatrends – translucent and sustainable surfaces
Dow’s Mark Allen, Lorenzo Musiani, Xi Chen, and Todd Starke explore the future of automotive interior materials.
How automotive image sensors transform the future of autonomous driving
onsemi’s Gulwinder Randhawa delves into advancements in HDR image sensors, focusing on the enhanced resolution capabilities and their impact on ADAS and viewing applications.
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.
Optical communications in next-generation automotive technology
KD’s Óscar Ciordia explains how fiber optics and optical networks enhance in-car connectivity, improve safety, and support future-ready, data-intensive automotive applications.
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.
Early detection of cell anomaly with BMS-accessible signals
IAV’s Reik Laubenstein provides a clear vision of risk mitigation in lithium-ion batteries using various fault detection algorithms for Battery Management Systems.
Improving AD simulation quality with a simulation credibility assessment
IAV’s Max Winkelmann discusses the topic of simulation credibility assessment in the context of automated driving testing.
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.
Removing the biggest barrier to autonomous vehicle development
Experts from rFpro explain how to use synthetic data from physics-validated simulations to tune, train and test autonomous 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.
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.
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.
ADAS verification and validation: ensuring safety and reliability
AVL’s Iskra Gasparic and Marko Mesaric discuss best practices and tools that enhance efficiency while ensuring the reliability of ADAS features.
Improving ADAS/AD test drive quality with smart logging and live labelling
Elektrobit’s Bastian Speth presents a test vehicle logging device that uses AI technology to capture only the data you need and improve test quality and results.
Automating vehicle cybersecurity fault classification with cyber-physical modeling
Garrett’s Joseph Antoon discusses the challenges of automotive cybersecurity fault classification and explains how to reduce the burden on SOC analysts.
Towards zero prototype development through offline and Driver-in-the-Loop HiL testing
VI-grade experts demonstrate through a selection of use cases how HiL tests enable OEMs to synchronize development by integrating real components into a simulated real-time environment.
Data center on wheels: automotive clocking with Renesas AutoClock
Anh Vu of Renesas Electronics discusses the latest automotive silicon timing trend and its growing applications.