The Role of Functional Safety in Electric Vehicles (EVs): How ISO 26262 Applies to EV Development
Electric vehicles (EVs) introduce new challenges to the automotive industry due to their reliance on complex electrical, electronic, and software…
Automotive
Automated Testing for ASPICE-Compliant Software Development: Leveraging Automation in ASPICE Verification and Validation
ASPICE (Automotive SPICE) is a process assessment model widely used in the automotive industry to evaluate the maturity and quality…
Managing System Variants in Automotive Software Development: Approaches using ASPICE and MBSE
With the rise of autonomous driving, electric vehicles (EVs), and increasing customization demands, managing system variants has become a critical…
Scaling MBSE for Large-Scale Aerospace Projects: Best Practices for Handling the Complexity of Aerospace Systems
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is an essential tool in the aerospace industry, where systems are inherently complex, safety-critical, and subject…
Leveraging AI for Enhanced Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment (HARA): Incorporating AI into Risk Assessments to Predict Failure Modes
In the automotive industry, Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment (HARA) plays a critical role in ensuring the functional safety of…
Bridging the Gap Between ASPICE and ISO 26262: A Practical Approach to Compliance Using Architecture Models
In the development of safety-critical automotive systems, compliance with both ASPICE (Automotive SPICE) and ISO 26262 is essential. However, these…