This event is designed and presented by the expertise of national and international members of ISO/TC22, from national to international voting members, and ISO 26262 Part Leaders, in a one of a kind four-day event.
Our semiconductor safety conference is known for its focus on hardware safety. Yet, we see the growing importance of and challenge with software safety. Given this and the fact that software develops to the differentiation factor per excellence, we will dedicate a good number of presentations to software, including topics such as ASPICE, SEooC for software and safe AI.
Simultaneously, we stay focused on hardware safety, as we experience strong discussions on topics such as the SEooC lifecycle, the tension between safety and availability, and safety analysis like ASIL decomposition. Those topics remain unresolved puzzles and we agree that further debate will stimulate advancements in hardware safety.
The market sees more and more safety standards popping up, all with the aim to make complex safety processes easier to understand and to execute. Let us spend an entire day walking through the most important safety and security standards. Leaving ISO 26262 aside for this day, we will look into existing and upcoming standards such as ISO 21448 SOTIF, UL 4600, DO-254 for avionics and ISO/SAE 21434 on cyber security.
Get inspired by other industries with safety critical systems. The robotics, aviation and railway industry, all work together towards full automation and can serve the automotive industry as an example to follow.