Abstract:

With the rise of Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs), everything is changing at the same time: new technologies, new development processes and new organizations are disrupting the consolidated automotive products, processes, and workflows. What is the reason behind this change? What are the challenges? How should they be addressed?
This talk will highlight MathWorks’ vision to support the automotive industry in tackling those challenges through evolution of Model-Based Design.

We will discuss how engineering processes have to be aligned to ensure consistency between system and software design, supported by digital traceability for enhanced safety and quality. We will see how Model-Based Design can be used to design and deploy software to centralized computing platforms and Service-Oriented Architectures, the backbone of SDV.

We will see how to leverage simulation and virtualization to find integration issues early. Finally, we discuss how to automate and speed up development through continuous integration with Model-Based Design.

Join us to learn how these solutions are enhancing the efficiency, quality, and safety of future Software-Defined Vehicles.

Agenda

• Introduction
• MathWorks Model-Based Design approach for ISO26262 & ASPICE compliance
• Software Development Process automation through CI/CD
• MathWorks approach for System and Software architecture development
• Q&A

Abstract:

This presentation covers an introduction to Model-Based Design, showing the recommended workflow to achieve compliance with ISO 26262 and ASPICE standards. It shows how the software development process can be automated using CI/CD and explores MathWorks’ solutions for systems and software architecture development.