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Edition: 1/2025
Copyright Year: 2025
ISBN-Online: 978-3-18-102455-3
Publisher: VDI Verlag, Düsseldorf
Series: VDI-Berichte
Volume: 2455
Language: German
Pages: XIV
Product Type: Edited Book

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages I - XII
1. Fast updates for platform independent connectivity functions No access
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1. Scale, bridge, replace: Designing E/E architectures in cross-OEM and cross-segment scenarios No access Pages 13 - 22
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2. Opportunities and Challenges in Server-Zone Architectures No access Pages 23 - 30
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1. Digital Twin to Bridge Innovation into Reality No access Pages 31 - 52
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2. Transforming the RISC-V Landscape: The Path to Ecosystem Alignment No access Pages 53 - 64
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1. Accelerating Automotive Software Development with Automotive AI Assist and Virtual Hardware No access
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1. Build a globally connected high-performance AI infrastructure for AD development No access Pages 79 - 80
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2. Accelerate your SDV Innovation - A Comprehensive End-to-End Approach Enabling Connected Services No access Pages 81 - 90
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3. Data Driven Development - AI and GenAI for Efficient Validation No access Pages 91 - 102
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1. AUTOSAR.AI: A novel HybridAI-Driven Framework for Accelerating AUTOSAR Development Through Contextualization No access Pages 103 - 114
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2. Securing MPSoC Memory Interference on SDV Architectures No access Pages 115 - 128
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1. Cost-Efficient and Optimized Hardware Architectures Enabling Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) No access Pages 129 - 138
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2. Enhancing Vehicle Architectures - Evaluating PCIe for Efficient Data Transfer in Software Defined Vehicles No access Pages 139 - 152
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1. Outlook to the Next Level of AI-Powered Cockpit UI - Evolving from Speech Recognition to reliable Mobility Assistance No access
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1. Naomi4Radar - Advancing Autonomous Driving with High-Efficiency Neuromorphic Radar No access Pages 159 - 172
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2. Building a Foundation Model Database for Generic Perception Tasks in Autonomous Driving - Lessons Learned and why Close Collaboration Matters No access Pages 173 - 184
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1. Securing the Future: Post-Quantum Cryptography in the Automotive Industry - Preparing Automotive Systems for Compliance and Cryptographic Resilience No access Pages 185 - 196
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2. The Urgency of Crypto Agility - Challenges and Strategies No access Pages 197 - 206
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3. From Threat Models to Tests: Integrated Cybersecurity Validation Across the Automotive Lifecycle No access Pages 207 - 214
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1. Development flow for trustworthy automotive semiconductors - A proposal to enhance the trustworthiness of automotive semiconductors for critical applications during the design phase No access
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1. Highly Dynamic Battery Management Test System with Real-time Electrochemical Impedance Simulation (EIS) - From research to application No access Pages 225 - 238
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2. Modular High-Power DC/DC platform for FC-Applications - The 6th generation Bidirectional DC/DC platform No access Pages 239 - 244
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3. AI-Powered Battery Management for Enhanced Safety, Performance, and Longevity No access Pages 245 - 256
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1. New Ice detection sensor for innovative BMW head-up display technology No access Pages 257 - 264
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2. Beyond Displays: Rethinking the Automotive UX Paradigm - From AI copilots to ambient intelligence–shaping the next era of in-car experiences No access Pages 265 - 276
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3. Redefining Consumer Experience: Cross-market Collaborations to Unlock New Innovation Dynamics No access Pages 277 - 288
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4. The intersection of location intelligence and AI: Shaping the future of digital cockpits - Driving innovation in the SDV eras No access Pages 289 - 292
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1. The Evolution of Software-Defined Vehicles: Technological Advancements, Organizational Transformation, and Ecosystem Dynamics No access
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1. Level 4 on the Highway: Enabling Autonomous Driving Between Hubs No access Pages 295 - 306
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2. Holistic Testing for Open-World Driving Systems - How Integrated Tools Tame Testing Complexity No access Pages 307 - 318
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1. Lab-Based Virtual Homologation for Autonomous Driving Functions No access Pages 319 - 328
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2. Continuous Safety Engineering for Automated Driving No access Pages 329 - 338
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3. Event-Chain Analysis for Automated Driving and ADAS Systems: Ensuring Safety and Meeting Regulatory Timing Requirements No access Pages 339 - 356
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1. Agility as a Driver of Electromobility: Agile Metrics, Startup Mentality, and Fast-Charging Technologies – What We Can Learn for the Future No access Pages 357 - 364
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2. Multi-Domain Engineering for the Software Defined Vehicle No access Pages 365 - 370
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3. Efficient Integration of cross platform functions onto service-oriented architectures No access Pages 371 - 402
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4. Avoiding New ECU Development: Unlocking Hidden Potential in Legacy Systems - Maximizing Existing Automotive Electronics Through CrossLayer Optimization No access Pages 403 - 420
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1. “Shift Left!” Next Gen E/E test infrastructure via Micro HiL Ecosystem! No access Pages 421 - 430
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2. From Requirements to Tests How sovereign generative AI accelerates product development No access Pages 431 - 440
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1. Experiences from public road testing of electrified commercial vehicle trailers No access Pages 441 - 448
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2. Integrated Charging Infrastructure and Energy Management as a Catalyst for Sustainable Logistics Centers No access Pages 449 - 462
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1. Agentic Engineering Intelligence Unique product knowledge as foundation for a scalable agent solution No access
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1. Bringing innovation and speed to the market through complementary partnerships and new business models No access Pages 473 - 482
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2. Between highly task specific assistance systems and vertically integrated autonomous robots: How to build a commercially viable path towards off-road autonomy? No access Pages 483 - 494
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1. Evaluation and optimization methodology for fail-operational systems in AD applications No access Pages 495 - 506
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2. Distributed System Management for L4 vehicles – Necessity and Smart Architecture No access Pages 507 - XIV
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