This event is part of NMI's Embedded Software Network.

Embedded Software is a vital and increasing part of automotive systems, whether for engine management, infotainment or  safety. However, there are issues surrounding this, not least in the areas of reliability and safety.

Using case studies and expert contributors, this event will look at the motivation behind  the widespread adoption of software in automotive systems, the challenges that this brings and ways that such challenges are being addressed.

As with all NMI Network events, in addition to the presentations and discussion sessions, there will be ample opportunity to meet and network with attendees from a wide variety of organisations.

 

Outline Agenda (download detailed agenda)

 

Introduction from Adrian Mitcham, General Manager of TRW Conekt

The Safety Critical Systems Club, Chris Dale
Accidents that don’t happen – safety-critical systems and their development

Green Hills Software, Chris Tubbs
Consolidating Processors - Achieving the Required Levels of Safety and Security

TRW Conekt, Martin Thompson
Testing Safety-Critical Software - a novel method of inserting faults

Lauterbach, Barry Lock
Code Quality – the next big challenge

Phaedrus Systems, Chris Hills
MISRA-C : 2012 - the next version

Selex-Galileo, Robert Burton
Developing Mission Critical Software - A view from the Aerospace & Defence sector

Dr Brian Kirk CEng, Software and System Safety Consultant
Safety Third? Hazards in embedded automotive systems and their design

Infineon, Simon Brewerton
Multicore Automotive Microcontrollers & ISO26262

Hitex, Richard Gledhill
Implementing Safety-Critical Software in a Real Automotive Multicore System - a Case Study

Altran-Praxis, David Jackson
Systems Engineering Principles for Safety-Related Systems

TVS, Mike Bartley
Knowing When You're Done with Your Requirements

 

Headline Sponsors and Supporters

 

 

 

  

 

Tabletop Exhibitions

Green Hills Software

Hitex     Lauterbach     Phaedrus Systems