Secure Boot and secure software updates with hardware-level security
Elektrobit’s Carolin Kester and Veli Matti Lastumäki explain how to enhance the security and reliability of automotive systems.
Connected Mobility
Navigating the automotive semiconductor strategic dilemma – make or buy?
Antonio Russo of ECARX explains how System-on-a-Chip (SoC) selection is reshaping ADAS and in-vehicle infotainment solutions.
Extending ADAS and AD systems into challenging environments with high-quality GNSS positioning
Manuel Del Castillo of FocalPoint explains how automakers are overcoming the limitations of traditional GNSS solutions whilst effectively extending the performance and reliability of ADAS and AD features.
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.
Empowering Android applications within the Linux runtime environment
RT-RK’s Stefan Marinkov explains how to address Android transition challenges by enabling demanding app execution and resource optimization for cost reduction.
Getting started with new EB corbos Linux SDK
Elektrobit’s Ryan Goff discusses the first steps of working with EB corbos Linux in the containerized build environment and Microsoft Visual Studio Code.
Scaling software-defined vehicle security without increasing costs
Upstream and Blackberry experts discuss the role of synthetic sensors in automotive cybersecurity and how to reduce cloud computing and data traffic costs via edge computing.
Enabling left-shift in software-defined vehicle development
KPIT’s Hendrik Schall explains how to introduce timing aspects earlier in the software-defined vehicle development cycle.
Navigating the unpredictable: a probabilistic approach to vehicle failure analysis
IAV’s Dr Wolf Baumann explains how probabilistic models uncover uncertainties and are easy to use when implemented as a cloud service.
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.
Accelerating Time-To-Market with Radio Tuner SDK over USB
Panasonic’s Ulrich Wenckebach explains how software developers can overcome their most significant challenges when integrating automotive broadcast radio receiver systems.
Making OpenStreetMap automotive grade with NNG Maps
NNG OSM experts Dr Viktor Vereb and Horea Meleg explain how NNG Maps overcomes the technical challenges involved in making OpenStreetMap automotive grade.
Elevating vehicle security: shifting left with HIL-based testing and penetration testing
Argus Cyber Security and dSPACE experts explain how to mitigate risks by harnessing HIL benches for automated testing in the development stages.
Approaches to upgrading an outdated Yocto-based system
Elektrobit’s Simone Weiss and Michael Estner use real-world examples to explain the importance of upgrading Yocto-based products.
Multi-axis simulation and component testing
Element’s David Whiting and John Zoelling present the basics of multi-axis simulation table and component testing and discuss the benefits they offer to manufacturers and suppliers.
Open-source, collaboration, ASPICE, and safety – how software-defined vehicle development works
Elektrobit’s Dr Moritz Neukirchner presents a new SDV development model, focusing on technological barriers, and solutions to overcome them.
The automotive cybersecurity inflection point in 2024: from experimental to massive-scale attacks
Upstream’s Giuseppe Serio and Shira Sarid-Hausirer share significant findings from the 2024 Global Automotive Cyber Trends Report.
Preventing cyber disasters: developing defense-in-depth through TARA analysis
FEV’s Brandon Schulte explores the practical side of automotive cybersecurity and breaks down the complexities through Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment activities.
An introduction to vehicle safety
Experts from Continental provide unique insight into the evolution of active safety technologies, from advanced driver assistance systems to autonomously acting solutions.
Agile development, software architecture, and functional safety – three views of a system challenge
Elektrobit’s Prof. Dr. Joachim Schlosser explains how to different aspects of software development to create a successful development model.