Overcoming software-defined vehicle development challenges with NXP’S S32 CoreRide platform
NXP’s Paul Lee discusses how NXP’s S32 CoreRide platform can simplify the development path to software-defined vehicles.
Webinars
Preventing thermal propagation in electric vehicle batteries
Marc Sens and Dr Alexander Fandakov discuss how IAV and Convergent Science are collaborating to simulate thermal propagation.
Trends in the EV battery industry: insights from third-party testing
Element’s Chara Diaz provides unique insight into the trends dominating electric vehicle battery technology.
Battery solutions for electric truck and bus applications
AVL’s Bernhard Brunnsteiner and Rolf Döbereiner discuss commercial vehicle battery requirements and explain how to integrate a battery system into the chassis of a European low-floor city bus.
Improving traction inverter efficiency and BOM with an advanced, single-channel gate driver
NXP’s Bétina Bebey presents the GD3162 gate driver, which drives the latest SiC and IGBT modules for xEV traction inverters.
Controlling SDV cyber risk chaos – how Gen AI/LLM can lessen your load
VicOne’s Jay Yaneza explains how Gen AI/LLM can ease the risk evaluation burden and help manage the dynamic situation of SDV cyber risks without adding to workload or stress.
Personalized journeys: how software-defined vehicles transform the in-vehicle experience
Cinemo’s Ivan Dimkovic explains how the software-defined vehicle revolutionizes the infotainment experience, creating more personalized and context-aware journeys.
Achieving hardware-accelerated communication in software-defined vehicles
Elektrobit’s Illia Safiulin present the first solution to bridge the gap between Classic AUTOSAR and the new generation of hardware accelerators to provide seamless configuration and integration.
Streamlining your light electric vehicle application with a 48V motor control solution
NXP’s Patrik Varecha and Narsimh Kamath explain how to overcome application challenges in the LEV segment using a 48V motor control solution.
Next-level vehicle cybersecurity using ESCRYPT CycurHSM on AURIX™ TC4x devices
Rohan Pandit of ETAS and Infineon’s Michael Arzberger and Laurent Heidt discuss the complexities of balancing cybersecurity, performance, and cost-effectiveness in today’s competitive market.
The AVL fuel cell truck – a technology demonstrator showing solutions for future heavy-duty applications
René Steinek and Dr. Rolf Doebereiner present AVL’s innovative fuel cell truck solution.
Achieving emissions compliance with secondary air injection and 48V E-Compressor
Garrett’s Surya Kiran Yadla discusses the potential of SAI systems with electric boosting to meet and exceed upcoming emission regulations.
Maximizing automated vehicle safety with AI and data-driven validation techniques
IAV’s Max Winkelmann and Mike Hartrumpf provide a clear vision of automated vehicle safety validation and explain how to carry out effective testing.
Beyond battery cycling basics – how to verify design, compliance, safety, and production with validation planning and analysis
Element’s Mike Pendleton explains how battery design verification and analysis can help answer questions before they arise and how to save costs in design and production validation cycles.
Building a safe foundation for software-defined vehicles with EB corbos
Elektrobit’s Joel Thurlby outlines the impact of functional failures and interference on vehicle functions and automotive software.
Combustion modelling solutions for alternative fuels
IAV’s Michael Rieß presents an efficient 1-D simulation approach for predicting premixed spark-ignited combustion concepts based on future fuels such as ammonia, methanol and hydrogen.
How to accelerate software deployment for software-defined vehicles
AVL’s Gianluca Vitale and Harald Petschnik discuss the complexities of accelerating software deployment for the software-defined vehicle.
How real-time motor and power electronics simulation accelerates early control algorithm development
Quentin Coret of Drive System Design (DSD) and OPAL-RT’s Nadine Hariri discuss the role of control-HIL motor emulation for early motor control development.
Migrating to the Cloud: Navigating the future of automotive computing with advanced virtualization and simulation tools
Experts from Cognata, Microsoft, and AMD explain how to utilize the transformative powers of Cloud technology and advanced simulation tools.
Isolation and virtualization solutions for automotive real-time processors
NXP’s Janna Garofolo and Marius Rotaru discuss the key aspects of isolation and virtualization solutions for real-time automotive MCUs.