How to achieve seamless deployment of Level-3 Virtual ECUs for automotive digital twins

Speakers: Simon Dürr, Senior Expert at Elektrobit & Markus Stix, Senior Applications Engineer at Synopsys

Driven by the trend towards software-defined vehicles (SDV), more complex software stacks are now being integrated into innovative automotive E/E architectures. Today the early integration testing of automotive software is already supported by using virtual ECUs (vECUs). However, the production basic software (BSW) is often not included because the virtualization of the hardware-specific microcontroller abstraction layer (MCAL) requires a very high modeling effort.
This 30-minute Webinar will explore a new technology for automated generation of Level 3 vECUs to support comprehensive testing for AUTOSAR Classic Platform (CP).

Key topics and takeaways:

– The benefits of using vECUs for BSW testing such as cost savings, faster turn-around time, and better debug capabilities
– The features and capabilities of the new technologies and how they simplify the process of configuring and generating Level-3 vECUs
– Live demonstrations for a hands-on understanding of how to use the new technologies to optimize BSW testing in AUTOSAR development projects

A Q&A session will follow the technical presentation.

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Leadership Summit – Moving Towards a Software Defined Vehicle

Maria Anhalt, CEO, Elektrobit, is participating in the conference panel, “Moving towards the software defined vehicle” at SAE WCX 2023, Detroit, April 19th. Maria will be joined by fellow industry executives from Amazon, Aptiv, Ford and Stellantis as part of the leadership summit.

The OEMs’ move to software-defined vehicles are enabling new and important breakthroughs for Autonomous, Connected, Electric and Shared mobility. As cars get more automation, connectivity and electrification, the vehicle software platforms supporting these functionalities are becoming far more complex.
Wednesday, April 19, 10:00 a.m.
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Automotive Ethernet Congress 2023

Meet us in Munich for the upcoming Automotive Ethernet Congress in Munich, March 21 – 23!

At this congress leading technology experts are meeting high-profile delegates to share best practices and discuss the latest trends in the direction of the software-defined vehicle and new E/E architectures.

The Event will take place at Hilton Munich Airport. You will find us at booth #10

Experts Dr. Michael Ziehensack & Dr. Thomas Galla guide us on a deep-dive into 10-years of service-oriented communication in Automotive, along with trends for zonal E/E architectures.

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Autotech Council Innovation in Review, CASE

Join Artur Seidel, Vice President, Elektrobit Americas for a panel discussion on the innovations and challenges around Connected mobility at the Autotech Council’s Innovation in Review, April meeting. The day long agenda will focus on each category of Connected, Autonomous, Shared and Electric (CASE) as experts discuss the changes taking place in automotive.

Wednesday, April 5, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Meeting hosted by Analog Devices, San Jose, CA

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Automotive Toolchain Symposium

Elektrobit, together with Infineon, iSYSTEM (A TASKING Company), MathWorks, Parasoft, Synopsys and TASKING, brings you an engineering multicore event where you’ll learn how to reduce design time and increase efficiency by starting with the right tools and development process workflows for your semi-autonomous and autonomous driving HPC projects. Get questions answered by our engineering experts who will be on-hand from each company.

Special highlight: Magnus Östberg, Chief Software Officer, Mercedes-Benz – Keynote Speaker

Doors open at 8:00 AM, Symposium starts at 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Event is complimentary.

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