Architecture Topologies for ASPICE and ISO 26262: Scaling for Model-Based Systems Engineering
ASPICE (Automotive SPICE) and ISO 26262 are critical frameworks in the development of safety-critical automotive systems, such as electronic control…
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Feature-Based Modeling in Automotive Engineering Using ASPICE: Streamlining Development with Feature Models
As the automotive industry evolves, the development of vehicles is increasingly driven by software and the need to manage a…
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…
Deep Dive into Feature Modeling with Requirements, Architecture, and Test Cases
In this deep dive, we will explore how feature modeling can be applied to a small automotive ECU system, with…
Feature Models and Variants: Enhancing MBSE for Automotive Systems
The automotive industry is characterized by an incredible diversity of products, each tailored to meet specific customer needs, market requirements,…
Platform Engineering for Automotive ECU Development: A Functional-Logical-Technical-Component Approach with Variants
In the automotive industry, the development of Electronic Control Units (ECUs) is a critical process that underpins a wide array…
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…