Data-oriented architecture for software-defined vehicles
RTI’s Rajive Joshi explains how a data-oriented architecture using the DDS standard can reduce the cost of vehicle software development and maintenance.
Software
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.
Contextual cybersecurity: digital twins power AI-driven threat detection across the connected vehicle ecosystem
Upstream’s Orit Gross and Jason Masker explore how digital twins deliver the critical context needed for proactive cybersecurity.
Secure computing with central vehicle processors
Kai Lampka discusses the key security features supported by modern system-on-chips (SoCs) like NXP’s S32G and S32N families.
Enhancing automotive cybersecurity with effective risk-based vulnerability management
ETAS experts Irina Kimmel, Wolfram Gottschlich, and Christian Schleiffer explain how to overcome SDV cybersecurity challenges and improve the efficiency of vulnerability management.
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.
Advancing motor control performance with digital twins
NXP’s Michael Vidlak explains how digital twin technology can be applied to replicate real-world motor behaviour and control algorithms.
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.
Securing EV charging & V2G: protecting vehicles from cyber threats at the plug
Shaked Delarea of PlaxidityX and Irdeto’s Fritzlor Auguste explore the security strategies needed to secure EV charging and V2G transactions.
Upstream’s 2025 cyber report: uncovering the latest trends in automotive & smart mobility cybersecurity
Upstream’s Giuseppe Serio and Matt MacKinnon explore the latest trends in automotive and smart mobility cybersecurity and their impact on safety, availability, and customer experience.
Navigating the automotive cybersecurity regulatory jungle
Christian Schleiffer and Marc-Oliver Schandera of ETAS discuss the latest developments in automotive cybersecurity regulation and standardization.
Reaching software-defined vehicle level 5 with EB corbos Link
Elektrobit’s Patrick Loschmidt explains how carmakers can transform complex processes into seamless innovation.
Mastering automotive software maintenance
Elektrobit’s Gabriel Byman and Vesa Välimaa discuss the importance of software maintenance, key considerations for balancing maintenance and development, and the impact of regulations like UN R155.
Elevating vehicle development using validated virtual models
Join Alejandro García Osorio from Applus+ IDIADA and Francesco Ambrogi from VI-grade for an insightful webinar on how parametric virtual models in VI-CarRealTime can change your approach to vehicle development.
Accelerating secure design – is it time to embrace TARA automation for safer vehicles?
Akhilesh Soni from Tech Mahindra and Ran Ben-Tzvi of PlaxidityX explain how to automate the TARA process, improving quality and accelerating time-to-market.
How to Architect and Model an Integrated Automotive Product Development Process
UL Solutions’ Steven Beard presents the fundamental principles for architecting and modeling an integrated automotive standards-compliant Product Development Process.
Transforming automotive quality, warranty, and recall strategies: AI meets connected vehicle data
Experts from AWS and Upstream explore how automakers can harness vehicle data to transform their quality, warranty, and recall strategies.
Securing the future: The 4 essential cybersecurity principles for the automotive industry
ETAS experts discuss the pressing cybersecurity challenges manufacturers and software developers face and explain how cybersecurity principles can reshape traditional development processes.
Secure isolation for Linux-based automotive computers
Elektrobit’s Gabriel Byman and Isaac Trefz explore the concept of secure isolation and the various layers required to protect systems from cyber threats.