Past event: Embedded Software Integrity for Automotive Summit

Modern day vehicles have become incredibly complex digital devices boasting up to 100 million lines of code in one modern car, and the next decade will see even more exciting innovations in the automotive industry. The number of complex embedded software involved in creating present day vehicles will only continue to grow as the number of advanced technology and functions, such as autonomous driving, advanced driver assistance programs, vehicle connectivity and vehicle electrification are quickly on the rise.

While the surge in automotive software has allowed for the integration of advanced technologies and functions, it also creates significant challenges for the automotive industry. Automotive OEMs and their key Tier 1 Suppliers are finding that developing safe and secure software and seamlessly integrating that software into their vehicles is a substantial undertaking due to increasing system complexity. This system complexity can result in delayed development cycles as well as quality and feature sacrifices

Since cars rely on a variety of embedded software for a wide array of functions, improving the quality of embedded software becomes critical. Loopholes and bugs in software can have unintended consequences, including creating a safety or security risk, and causing a surge in the number of vehicles recalled - with over 63 million vehicles recalled in 2014. In many of these cases faulty software was the source of the issue

Because a sizeable portion of future automotive innovations will be realized by embedded software, now is the time for the industry to discuss how to bridge the current gaps involved with software development and testing to improve the development of embedded software to foster efficiency and high quality. Join us this May in Detroit to discuss how the industry can overcome the overwhelming challenge of creating high quality software that will ensure functional safety and security in today's high-tech vehicles.


Benefits of Attending:

  • Opportunity to collaborate with fellow industry thought leaders on best practices in developing software in the most efficient and effective way, while staying compliant and being able to integrate latest functions
  • Great networking opportunities with leading figures in embedded software development and integration from both OEMs and Tier 1 Suppliers
  • Discussing industry wide challenge of developing robust software that addresses bugs & issues with interoperability due to the increasing number of complex software and systems
  • Gaining insight as to the Status of ISO26262 implementation across the industry
  • Learn about the latest techniques and tricks for reducing time, cost, and complexity in the embedded development process
  • Discussion of topics covering all aspects of embedded systems, real-world case studies, and key technical principles
  • Understanding of current weaknesses in the software development and testing processes
  • In depth evaluation of available software solutions enabling your company to develop high quality software that boasts both functional safety, and a cyber security
  • A focus on technical, regulatory, and strategic embedded software development, integration and testing issues
  • Intimate learning forum for executives, software developers, engineers, and managers
  • Highly focused and technical sessions

2016 Speakers include:

  • Scott Skelton, Lead Engineer - Active Safety Technology, General Motors
  • Alexander Dolpp, Director, E-Drive Software, Mercedes-Benz
  • Gary Streelman, Director, Advanced Engineering & New Concepts, Magneti Marelli
  • Rick Flores, AUTOSAR Steering Committee Member - GM Representative, General Motors
  • Michael Groene, Global Software Engineering Director, Delphi
  • Ramesh S., Technical Fellow, ECS Lab, General Motors
  • Raef Aidibi, Senior Software Engineer, Lear
  • Sherif Matta, Senior Control Engineer, FCA Group / KPIT
  • Bob Gruszczynski, OBD Communication Expert, Volkswagen
  • Richard Chutorash, ADAS Engineering, FCA Group
  • Huafeng Yu, Senior Researcher, Toyota InfoTechnology Center
  • Srikiran Chinta, Senior Software Engineer, BorgWarner
  • Scott McCormick, President, Connected Vehicle Trade Association
  • Zhenchun Xia, Senior Member, IEEE
  • Cody Flemming, Assistant Professor; Systems and Information Engineering, University of Virginia
  • Janos Sztipanovits, Director, Institute for Software Integrated Systems, Vanderbilt University
  • André Weimerskirch, Associate Research Scientist, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI)

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Regulatory Focus Day – Monday, May 23, 2016
  • Workshop A: Status of ISO26262 Implementation A cross The Industry: Challenges & Successes
  • Workshop B: Evaluating Proposed Cyber Security Guidelines: What Requirements Are Necessary To Bridge Current Gaps And Improve Vehicle Cyber Security?
  • Workshop C: Model Based Software Engineering – A Holistic Approach To Challenge Of Software Development For Autonomous Vehicles
Main Conference Day 1 - Tuesday, May 24, 2016
  • Including: Morning & Afternoon Networking and Refreshment Break, Lunch
Main Conference Day 2 - Wednesday, May 25, 2016
  • Including: Morning & Afternoon Networking and Refreshment Break, Lunch

The agenda is available as PDF under downloads at the right side of the page.

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Venue & Accommodation

DoubleTree by Hilton Dearborn Detroit
5801 Southfield Fwy , Detroit, Michigan
48228, United States
Website:  http://doubletree3.hilton.com/en/hotels/michigan/doubletree-by-hilton-hotel-detroit-dearborn-DTTDBDT
Phone: 313-336-3340

Accommodation
The newly renovated (Oct, 2015) DoubleTree by Hilton Detroit - Dearborn is designed with the needs of the traveler in mind and located minutes from Dearborn and Detroit. Our hotel is in the TripAdvisor Hall of Fame, having received outstanding traveler reviews five years in a row. Be greeted by our friendly staff with our signature DoubleTree chocolate chip cookie on arrival.

Relax in a spacious guest room or suite featuring signature bedding, complimentary WiFi and premium bath products. Select a suite to enjoy a separate living area, refrigerator, wet bar, jetted tub (select suites only) and two TVs. Work out in the fitness center, swim laps in our indoor pool or soak away the stress in one of two oversized hot tubs.

Situated near I-94, I-96, major thoroughfares and only 15 minutes from Detroit Metropolitan Airport and downtown Detroit, DoubleTree by Hilton Detroit - Dearborn is an easily accessible destination. Host your meeting with us and let our seasoned staff make your meetings worry-free in any of our 16 function rooms or a ballroom accommodating up to 800 people. Utilize our 24-hour business center with A/V equipment rental and printing services to attend to every need.

The special room rate of $119 has been established to make your reservation process easy.  Simply call 1-313-336-3340 or 1-800-222-TREE and give the group name Embedded Software Integrity no later than May 2, 2016.  In addition the special rate has been extended to three days before and after the conference.

Please note: We will never recommend, approve or appoint any third party rooming service to act on our behalf. Please be extremely wary if you are approached by any such companies. We will always endeavour to negotiate the best available rates for you so please use the Hotel´s website link provided.
Event details
Organizer : Automotive IQ
Event type : Conference
Reference : ASDE-14222