Trainings

Get familiar working with EB Assist ADTF. Get detailed information about EB Assist ADTF, its architecture, layers etc., get the ability of building own modules from the scratch, and get background information of tools, toolboxes and usability.

Get familiar working with EB Assist ADTF. Get detailed information about EB Assist ADTF, its architecture, layers etc., learn the ability of building own modules from the scratch, and get background information of implementation, services and usability.

Learn how to migrate an EB Assist ADTF project from version 2 to 3.

This one-day course walks you through basic concepts and ends by showing you how to add speech support for multiple languages. At the end of this course, you will be able to model and build your speech-enabled HMI in parallel with your graphical user interface, to ensure consistent and logical interaction between the two. The EB GUIDE Speech Extension training follows our extensive EB GUIDE 6 course.

This course begins with basic EB GUIDE 6 concepts and then leads up to intermediate and advanced topics leveraging individual exercises and hands-on workshops to guide participants.

EB GUIDE GTF is the target runtime environment for the UIs that are specified within EB GUIDE Studio. The training will show you how to run the entire toolchain from EB GUIDE Studio to the target hardware. You will also learn how to use the new target-related feature EB GUIDE Script and how to extend the GTF with your own functionality.

Learn the fundamentals of EB robinos and the working principles of automated driving.

This seminar provides an insight into the function and interaction of AUTOSAR software modules. In addition to the new possibilities offered by AUTOSAR applications, we will also introduce migration scenarios for existing applications.

Enter the automotive world of high performance computing.

This training provides you with a basic overview of functional safety, the ISO 26262, and its connections to surrounding processes such as A-SPICE. Understand the implications of a safety-related development and be enabled to decide on the next steps to introduce functional safety to your software development, e.g. further necessary qualification measures.

This training highlights include some of the most important topics in conducting safety-related projects. Starting from the ASIL derivation, along the software development and supporting processes such as the software tool evaluation and qualification, right down to safety analysis like FMEA and HAZOP. Hands-on exercises during the course will deepen your knowledge to enable you to participate in developments according to a safety standard, and to perform safety analysis.

For highly automated driving, not all necessary data can be acquired from sensors. Maps with static, semi-static and dynamic data allow predictions about the route and can enhance safety. If used in safety-related applications, map will have reliability or safety requirements that can not be compared with conventional infotainment maps.

The training targets the engineers for which a basic security understanding is necessary, to allow them to implement suitable security measures in their engineering responsibilities.

This training targets the project leaders and product developers for which application-related knowledge on embedded security is an important tool for a secure automotive development.

The training targets the management levels for which a basic security understanding is necessary, to allow them to implement suitable and economic security measures in their area of responsibility.

This training gives you an overview of the time triggered communication protocol FlexRay. Main features of the protocol, the electrical physical layer, and the communication stack of FlexRay are presented. The training is customized for engineers and decision makers who want to get acquainted with real-time technology in general and FlexRay based systems in particular. Therefore, this training offers a condensed, yet comprehensive overview.

With the increasing importance of electronics and software in automotive manufacturing, the industry is facing new challenges like faster innovation cycles, greater vehicle diversity, and higher development costs. Learn how agile methods can be the answer to these challenges. Benefit from Elektrobit’s own experience and become well-prepared for the future.

Profit from the benefits of agile development even in automotive projects with functional safety requirements.

Lean development focuses on the value stream optimization through the whole organization. The result is a more efficient development with higher satisfaction of customers and employees. Learn how Lean principles improve your work and benefit from Elektrobit’s own experience.

Movements like “agile development” or “Industry 4.0” drive the optimization of processes beyond company borders. A rising number of companies use agile methodologies to cope with today’s challenges and look for suitable partners that fit in flexible working environments. The objective of this training is to enable the attendee to profit most from the advantages of close customer collaboration, and to avoid potential risks.

The automotive industry has many dependencies to consumer electronics and software that are both released in shorter cycles than a car is produced. In this training, you tackle the issue that it becomes harder to plan the full period for the development of a car in advance. It is essential that planning occurs periodically and allows to react to changes on the market.

The Issue tracking project management software Jira® from Atlassian® has built in functionalities that enable teams to apply agile methodologies. Get an insight into the details of Kanban and Scrum boards. You will gain knowledge about the usage of Jira in your daily work by creating and processing work packages.

Achieve just-in-time delivery and save development time and costs by only developing what is really needed. Let your value stream, your employees, and customers benefit from Kanban.

Agile methods like Scrum or Kanban are made for small teams, but do not work for larger organizations without additional considerations. Several approaches (e.g. SAFe, Less, Nexus or SoS) exist for scaling agile methods to larger organizations. Choosing the right approach requires understanding these methods and their risks. The EB Automotive Consulting specialists can help you to make the right decision.

Improve communication within your projects, react faster to requirement changes, and implement customer feedback within the development process. Let your employees and customers benefit from Scrum.

Improve communication within your projects, react faster to requirement changes, and implement customer feedback within the development process. Let your employees and customers benefit from Scrum.

Improve communication within your projects, react faster to requirement changes, and implement customer feedback within the development process. Let your employees and customers benefit from Scrum.

Improve communication within your projects, react faster to requirement changes, and implement customer feedback within the development process. Let your employees and customers benefit from Scrum.

Agile teams use to apply Scrum or Kanban, depending on the specific needs of their environments. The commonalities and differences of Kanban and Scrum are discussed in detail to enable decision making.