Main Day Two | Wednesday 17th April 2024

7:45 - 9:25 REGISTRATION & REFRESHMENTS

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Franck Galtié

Functional Safety Fellow, Central Technology Office
NXP Semiconductors

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Riccardo Vincelli

Director of the Functional Safety Competence Center
Renesas Electronics

With working group members on the cusp of decision-making for the third edition of the standard, join this panel discussion and subsequent idea sharing as we invite industry experts to share their perspective on these areas among others:

 

  • Understand what aspects of ISO 26262 are still challenging for OEMs and suppliers.
  • Discuss which parts of ISO 26262 are relevant for new AI applications.
  • Share new methodologies for implementing functional safety in an optimised and efficient way.
  • Share ideas on what areas of vehicle safety are more relevant to SOTIF as systems become more complex.
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Yves Renard

Director Program Project Management
onsemi

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Danilo da Costa Ribeiro

System Safety Manager
Continental

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Maximilian Wesche

Functional Safety Manager Steer-by-Wire
Volkswagen Group

9:30 - 10:00 OPTIMISED, EFFICIENT METHODOLOGIES FOR ISO 26262: PRESENTATION FOCUSED ON STEER-BY-WIRE

Massimo Carignano - Functional Safety Governance Manager, Iveco Group
Claudio D'eramo - Functional Safety Engineer, Iveco Group


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Massimo Carignano

Functional Safety Governance Manager
Iveco Group

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Claudio D'eramo

Functional Safety Engineer
Iveco Group

10:00 - 10:30 OPTIMISED, EFFICIENT MODELS FOR ISO 26262: PRESENTATION SHARING A RISK BASED MODEL FOR MONITORING FUSA FAULTS & FAILURES

Massimo Carignano - Functional Safety Governance Manager, Iveco Group
Claudio D'eramo - Functional Safety Engineer, Iveco Group

Join this presentation as an expert shares an optimised method and statistical approach to monitor the vehicle system, detect risks, and trigger a rapid response if unexpected FuSa faults occur.

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Massimo Carignano

Functional Safety Governance Manager
Iveco Group

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Claudio D'eramo

Functional Safety Engineer
Iveco Group

SAFETY FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING

10:30 - 11:00 MANAGE NEW CHALLENGES IN AREAS OF MACHINE LEARNING & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND EXISTING SAFETY CONCEPTS TO COPE WITH THEM

Koorosh Aslansefat - Lecturer/Assistant Professor, University of Hull
Helen Monkhouse - Chief Engineer - Functional Safety, HORIBA MIRA

Listen to this highly important dialogue as safety and artificial intelligence experts take to the stage to discuss:

 

  • What do different safety experts think will be the challenges with artificial intelligence and machine learning, and how can existing safety concepts be expanded to new technologies.
  • How will companies validate that their AI/ML applications are complying with safety standards.
  • How can complex software and AI-based algorithms be designed for functional safety.
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Koorosh Aslansefat

Lecturer/Assistant Professor
University of Hull

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Helen Monkhouse

Chief Engineer - Functional Safety
HORIBA MIRA

11:00 - 11:30 MORNING NETWORKING & REFRESHMENT BREAK

Join this presentation to:

 

  • Get clarity on the status and direction of ISO/PAS 8800.
  • Gain insight into what new requirements companies will need to integrate to comply with ISO/PAS 8800.
  • Find out what’s missing if companies only consider ISO 26262 & SOTIF for AI-powered applications.
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Annabelle Villemeuer

CIX Functional Safety Engineering Discipline Manager - Functional Safety Expert
Valeo

12:10 - 12:40 HOW TO EXPLOIT NEW AI & MACHINE LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES FOR IN-HOUSE HARDWARE & SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Shaumik Ganguly - Expert - DL Inference Acceleration & AI HW Safety, Continental

What will be discussed:

 

  • How can AI/ML technologies be utilised to support safe software development?
  • How can standards help to get AI/ML technology safely into the car?
  • What ongoing standardisation work is supporting the integration of non-automotive AI/ML technologies into the automotive industry?
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Shaumik Ganguly

Expert - DL Inference Acceleration & AI HW Safety
Continental


12:40 - 13:50 NETWORKING LUNCH & EXHIBITION BREAK | DISCOVER THE LATEST TOOLS, TECHNOLOGIES, SOLUTIONS & SERVICES

PRESENTATIONS & DISCUSSIONS ON ENSURING SOFTWARE SAFETY & SOFTWARE-DEFINED VEHICLES

13:50 - 14:10 MY NEXT GUEST NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION… WORKING GROUP MEMBERS FIRESIDE CHAT: SOTIF FOCUS

Delphine Kervarec-Vicq - Product Safety Director, Valeo


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Delphine Kervarec-Vicq

Product Safety Director
Valeo

14:10 - 14:50 UNDERSTAND HOW TO ENSURE SAFETY OF EXISTING SOFTWARE AS PER ISO 26262

Dr. David Ward - Global Head of VRES - Functional Safety, HORIBA MIRA
  • Understand what is exactly needed from software development to ensure the ASIL of open-source software.
  • Explore what mechanisms and measures from part 6 of ISO 26262 can be applied to existing open-source software.
  • Get an overview of the complete testing cycle for software, including V&V and software qualification.
  • Find out how to certify software safety for Linux-based operations.
  • Learn how to optimise engineering efforts to ensure software safety in the most efficient way.
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Dr. David Ward

Global Head of VRES - Functional Safety
HORIBA MIRA

14:50 - 15:40 UNDERSTAND HOW TO RE-INTERPRET AND APPLY ISO 26262 FOR NEWER, COMPLEX SDV APPLICATIONS

Carmen Klug-Mocanu - Senior Principal Hardware & System Safety Architect, Functional Safety Technical Assessor, NXP Semiconductors

Join this presentation and following discussion to find out how to manage these new levels of complexity, and how you can prepare for the introduction of SDVs.

 

  • Debate whether ISO 26262 can be applied to complex software architecture in SDVs, particularly focused on part 6 of the standard.
  • Find out how to ensure safety of over-the-air and continuous software updates during the vehicle lifecycle.
  • Understand how to guarantee safety of complex operating systems when applying frameworks such as ISO 26262.
  • Share solutions for risk management of cloud-hosted systems, when ISO 26262 cannot be applied to anything not installed in the car.
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Carmen Klug-Mocanu

Senior Principal Hardware & System Safety Architect, Functional Safety Technical Assessor
NXP Semiconductors

15:40 - 16:10 AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS & NETWORKING BREAK

IMPLEMENTING CYBER SECURITY ALONGSIDE FUNCTIONAL SAFETY AND MAINTAINING A ROBUST SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Join this presentation to gain insight into possible synergies between functional safety and cyber security, focusing on:

 

  • Interfaces between FuSa and Cyber standards and processes
  • How to weave together the safety case and security case to provide guidance for your customer
  • What information needs to be exchanged between safety and security managers, and how to define roles & responsibilities to avoid silos.
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Karthik Hebbar

Principal Functional Safety Manager
ZF Group

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Christof Petig

Lead Software Design Engineer
Aptiv - AUTOSAR Working Group Lead

17:10 - 17:40 HOW TO MAINTAIN A ROBUST SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WITH GOOD ASSURANCE, BOTH BEFORE AND DURING OPERATION | PRESENTATION

Delphine Kervarec-Vicq - Product Safety Director, Valeo
  • Understand how to set up and tailor your safety management system to ensure safety at all stages of operation.
  • Learn how to improve safety management systems for autonomous driving and complex operating systems.
  • Does the definition of safety managers & safety management systems need to change with enhanced focus on electric and autonomous vehicles?
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Delphine Kervarec-Vicq

Product Safety Director
Valeo

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Riccardo Vincelli

Director of the Functional Safety Competence Center
Renesas Electronics

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Franck Galtié

Functional Safety Fellow, Central Technology Office
NXP Semiconductors

17:40 - 18:40 EVENING NETWORKING DRINKS