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06.08.2020
Smart textiles for tomorrow
Control Variants?
Our Contribution
- Modular System Architectures
- Design and Use of Libraries
- Reuse of Software Components
- AUTOSAR-Compliant Development
Ensure Traceability?
Solutions for Efficient Processes and Increased Traceability
- Seamless Toolchains
- Standard-compliant workflows using reference procress models defined in ALM Tools.
- Efficient Implementation of Regulations
Work Contract Compliant Collaboration
Our Contribution
- Creation of Requirements, Specifications and Engineering – all Work Contract Compliance
- Assistance in Designing Work Packages
- Define Clear Acceptance Criteria
- Professional Infrastructure and Project Offices with Connection to Customer Network
Increase Efficiency and Quality in Development?
Our Contribution
- Seamless, Tool-Based Development Processes
- Agile Development Methods, Continuous Integration
- Test-Driven Development
- Early Virtual Integration and Validation
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New Whitepaper: Enabling Flexible Vehicle Architectures with AUTOSAR and DDS
The transformation of the automotive industry requires an architectural shift in automotive design, as the traditional E/E architecture cannot provide the necessary scalability for the new data centric approach required to run the interconnected “system of software systems” of tomorrow’s cars.
The joint whitepaper with RTI shows how AUTOSAR and DDS work together to meet the demands of connected digital vehicles.
With perfection, precision and passion at heart we are shaping tomorrow’s healthcare technology.
Since 1994 the healthcare division has been developing innovative medical products with such passion and enthusiasm because we care about people’s health. With this mission we have grown over the years and today we support our customers with our interdisciplinary team of over 130 specialists for holistic systems engineering as a catalyst for inspiration and a solution-finder.
One control unit, two functions for failsafe, highly automated driving
Hands off the wheel? Yes, but only if the systems’ safety is assured. This challenge places new demands on automated cars’ safety features. New functions call for redundant vehicular systems. Doubling the component count is not the best technical or most economical option, which is why the AutoKonf project set out to develop an innovative E/E architecture.
Find out more about the project in our reference story.