Verification, Validation & Safety for ADAS & Automated Driving

The big effort and real value for all major players is in level 2, level 2+ and gradually moving towards level 3 automated functionalities; the industry is gaining a lot of traction and getting closer to real business applications. Car manufacturers are deploying partially automated functions like lane-keep and highway-assist functionalities as premium differentiators while trying to build the confidence of customers that want to use them, and Verification & Validation of these functions is one of the major challenges the industry is focused on right now.

Find out which Verification & Validation approaches are driving safety, efficiency, robustness, and easing integration of automated driving technologies, and learn which V&V tools are making the process more cost-effective.

Join this Verification, Validation & Safety for ADAS & Automated Driving Webinar 2024 to find out:

• How automakers are dealing with the entire validation process, and which methods and tools they are using to carry it out efficiently.
• Understand how Verification & Validation approaches differ for L2 vs. L3 vs L4 automated driving.
• New technologies from companies that are truly at the forefront of delivering verification and validation solutions to advance new levels of autonomy.

Make sure to register for the other webinars in this series:

June 12th - Simulation & Sensing Technologies For ADAS & Automated Driving

June 19th - Virtual Testing for ADAS & Automated Driving

We still have limited speaking & partnership slots available for this webinar series, offering you the opportunity to present your solutions in front of hundreds of leading automotive professionals from across the world.

To find out more, please contact us at partner@automotive-iq.com.

This webinar is part of the Simulation, Testing & Validation for Automated Driving conference, a 3 day event taking place from 10th - 12th September in Stuttgart, Germany. Click here to view the agenda.

Webinar Speaker

Dr. Susanne Ebel
Engineering Overarching System Development - Governance Safety (XC-AS/ESY2)
Robert Bosch GmbH

Susanne Ebel studied electrical engineering at the University of Stuttgart, Germany. She completed her doctoral degree in the research field of reliability of automation systems at the Institute for Industrial Automation and Software Engineering at the University of Stuttgart.

She joined Robert Bosch GmbH in 2002, initially contributing to the development of electronic braking systems before moving on to driver assistance systems. She currently holds the position of Senior Expert for Safety, working with Engineering Alliance and Cariad to accelerate the integration of automated driving functionality. Her main responsibilities include the implementation of Functional Safety, SOTIF and SafeAI into the product development lifecycle, as well as facilitating the development and deployment of safe systems. In addition, Susanne is a committee member for both the national (VDA) and international ISO 21448 (SOTIF standard) working groups.