As the premier conference for the design and automation of electronic systems, DAC offers outstanding training, education, exhibits and superb networking opportunities for designers, researchers, tool developers and vendors.
WEDNESDAY June 04, 4:00pm - 6:00pm | Room 310
TRACK: AUTOMOTIVE
TOPIC AREA: AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE AND SOFTWARE
EVENT TYPE: SPECIAL SESSION
SESSION 69
Chair:
Andrew Patterson - Mentor, A Siemens Business, Wilsonville, OR
Modern vehicles have complex architectures with many electronic control units (ECUs) and different communication buses that are used to implement different distributed control algorithms. Developing such complex hardware/software systems rely on building accurate virtual prototypes ad simulators, which are used both for systems design & optimization, as well as for parallel software development. This session will feature three different talks discussing various challenges and solutions in this domain.
| 69.1 | How Software is Transforming the Auto Industry | |
| Speaker: | Jim Zemlin - Linux Foundation, San Francisco, CA |
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| Author: | Jim Zemlin - Linux Foundation, San Francisco, CA |
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| 69.2 | Complexity, Cost, and Certification in Automotive Firmware | |
| Speaker: | David Kleidermacher - Green Hills Software, Inc., Santa Barbara, CA |
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| Author: | David Kleidermacher - Green Hills Software, Inc., Santa Barbara, CA |
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| 69.3 | Using a High-Level Test Generation Expert System for Testing In-Car Networks | |
| Speaker: | Adir Allon - IBM Corp., Haifa, Israel |
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| Authors: | Adir Allon - IBM Corp., Haifa, Israel Alex Goryachev - IBM Corp., Haifa, Israel Lev Greenberg - IBM Corp., Haifa, Israel Tamer Salman - IBM Corp., Haifa, Israel |
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| 69.4 | Standard Software in Automotive – Changing the Paradigm! | |
| Speaker: | Peter Jakobsen - KPIT Technologies Ltd., Munich, Germany |
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| Author: | Peter Jakobsen - KPIT Technologies Ltd., Munich, Germany |
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