A practical guide to fuzz testing embedded software in a CI pipeline
Dr. Dennis Kengo Oka outlines a practical step by step guide to building fuzz testing into the CI pipeline using the Zephyr Project RTOS as an example.
Software
How to level up your test drive experience: an efficient approach using existing test resources
b-plus automotive experts explain how software-based planning and AI-based data evaluation of test drives can make highly-efficient use of existing test resources possible.
Enabling a complete noise, vibration, and harshness experience with the COMPACT NVH Simulator
VI-grade’s Dave Bogema explains how a simulator enables users to experience the vibration and sound of virtual NVH prototypes with minimal space requirements.
ADAS/AD SOTIF process and methods in combination with functional safety
AVL experts present new and adopted procedures and methods to reduce the residual risk for SOTIF in combination with functional safety.
Seamless automated driving testing on SIL and HIL platform
dSPACE experts present a new web-based AD simulation and validation solution that leverages cloud technology for nearly unlimited scalability to improve test coverage.
Optimal ADAS/AD test coverage with scenario-based workflow
AVL’s Heiko Scharke, Josko Balic, and Florian Klueck present the company’s toolchain for an optimized scenario-based workflow – AVL SCENIUS™.
Automotive SPICE meets ISO 26262: a process framework based on quality, designed for safety
Method Park’s Professor Bernd Hindel outlines a process framework that addresses the ISO 26262 standard for functional safety and Automotive SPICE for quality assurance in embedded software and systems development.
Innovation at the intersection of hardware and software will drive the future of safe and affordable mobility
Arm’s Chet Babla explains how innovation at the intersection of hardware and software will shape the future of safe and affordable mobility.
Inter-processor connectivity for future centralized vehicle computer platforms
Experts from Microchip discuss PCIe and automotive Ethernet’s critical role in creating complete end-to-end centralized computer platform architectures for ADAS and other connected vehicle technologies.
Applying real-world pen test lessons to UN-R155 cyber security compliance
SBD Automotive’s Jitesh Joshy and David McClure reveal how true success comes from marrying real-world pen test findings, deep threat modelling expertise, and insight into competitor adoption trends.
IDPS – the immune system for connected vehicle fleets
ESCRYPT experts discuss the global demands on the ESCRYPT Intrusion Detection and Prevention Solution (IDPS) and its several components based on a review of binding legislation.
From prototype to production: HIL for autonomous driving
Ben Hager of dSPACE presents Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) solutions for autonomous vehicle testing, covering both closed-loop simulation and data replay testing.
An expert’s view on the challenges of UN-R 156 and ISO 24089
EB experts discuss the latest UNECE regulations covering over-the-air software updates and explain how OEMs and suppliers can overcome evolving challenges to implement them successfully.
Creating the automotive cockpit of the future
Elektrobit’s Roland Schimpf and Uwe Meißner explain how to create state-of-the-art in-vehicle user experiences.
Differentiating the in-vehicle infotainment experience with Android Automotive
EB’s Frank Uhlig explains how automakers can successfully integrate Android Automotive and offer their customers unique in-car experiences.
AUTOSAR for holistic vehicle protection
ESCRYPT’s Dr Michael Peter Schneider examines the security mechanisms included in the latest AUTOSAR releases and explains how they should be integrated into the Software Engineering Process.
Keeping the vehicle data engine well-oiled through tagging and management
INTEMPORA’s Nicolas Du Lac explains how to simplify ADAS and AD data collection using versatile tagging techniques and optimized cloud-based data management.
Highly efficient two-speed e-axle for SUV and light-duty BEV applications
AVL experts present details of a highly efficient two-speed e-axle system, which reduces costs and improves performance in SUV and light-duty BEV applications.
Enabling virtualization for vehicle water management: generating more actionable insights in less time
AVL’s Jan Viher discusses smoothed-particles hydrodynamics (SPH), an efficient method for simulating liquid dominated flows, which offers numerous advantages that result in reduced time from an engineering challenge to an answer.
Defence-in-depth by deploying hypervisors and secure coding techniques
Experts from OpenSynergy and LDRA discuss the inherent security of a virtualized architecture, and how that strength can be underpinned by applying secure development techniques to code that handles data passed between processes.