ELIV 2021

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doi:10.51202/9783181023846

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Publication year: 2021
Publication date: 20.10.2021
ISBN-Print: 978-3-18-092384-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-18-102384-6
Publisher: VDI Verlag, Düsseldorf
Series: VDI-Berichte
Volume: 2384
Language: German
Pages: XVI
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis Partial access Pages I - XIV Download chapter (PDF)
Forword No access Pages 1 - 4
1. Collaborative Development of a Test Environment for Automated Driving No access Pages 5 - 16 T. Fricke, F. Schuck, J. Vogelpoh, J. Ax, R. Stolpe, H. Amelunxen
2. Reliable Validation of Highly Automated Driving Functions by Increasing the Virtualization Level of High Performance Computing Platforms and Smart Sensors No access Pages 17 - 28 S. Wonneberger, S. Balci
3. Removing Blind Spots – Infrastructure-assisted Collective Perception No access Pages 29 - 44 F. A. Schiegg, I. Llatser, H. Tchouankem, T. Frye, F. Wildschutte, F. Hofmann
4. HERE HD Live Map – more than a sensor for Automated Driving No access Pages 45 - 46 C. Hurasky
5. Hybrid collaborative positioning/navigation scheme for performance enhancements and local perception improvement for automated driving No access Pages 47 - 60 D. Bartlett, S. Sesia, T. Yuan Liu
6. The Evolution of Automation in Parking – Assisted, Automated, Autonomous No access Pages 61 - 74 A. Hohm, B. Hartmann, S. Khodaverdian, D. Bosch, B. Lattke, P. Keck
7. Trajectory tracking using Neural Network for Autonomous Driving Systems No access Pages 75 - 82 L. Gonzales-Fuentes, M. Harihar, M. Cassol
8. Ansys Real Time Physics Based Radar Simulation – An Enabler for Machine Learning in the Context of Autonomous Driving No access Pages 83 - 94 K. Saad, A. Sligar, R. Kipp, J. Decker, D. Rey, S. M. Canta
9. Automated Driving – How cloud infrastructure plays a vital role in future of validation for Automated Driving? No access Pages 95 - 104 M. Rath, N. KN, A. K. Laxminarayana, R. Tandon
1. Chassis Health Management – End-to-End Architecture and Methods No access Pages 105 - 116 J. Klesing, P. Schmitt
2. A new perspective for manufacturers: Cloud-based utilization of operational fleet data No access Pages 117 - 130 F. von Bulow, F. Heinrich, T. Meisen
3. Graph-based Vehicle Diagnostics using Machine Learning No access Pages 131 - 142 M. Gresser, M. Mende, M. D. Rabe, B. Baker, A. Unger
1. AI-based Signal Integrity Monitoring for Integrated Vehicle Health Management No access Pages 143 - 150 S. Apartsin, H. Stein, G. Reiter, K. Williams
2. Make AI Testing Meaningful – From Understanding to Mastering of AI Testing No access Pages 151 - 162 U. Bodenhausen
3. Machine learning approach towards remote diagnostics and repair of electric vehicle charging processes No access Pages 163 - 174 K. Renatus, A. Unger, B. Baker, O. Manicke
4. A new approach to make Autonomous Driving safe – How to drive a SOTIF process for a level 4 driverless automated driving system Subhead No access Pages 175 - 186 S. Fulster, S. Hempel, R. Meyfarth
1. Automotive Software Development – Is it Different? No access Pages 187 - 196 S. Kraus
2. Combined application of agile practices and functional safety in automotive software development No access Pages 197 - 204 S. Kuhn
3. Model-Based Systems Engineering accelerated No access Pages 205 - 214 O. Kath
1. Transformation of the Software Integration Process No access Pages 215 - 222 C. Schwager
2. Automotive digital twin: An approach for isolating and virtual validating of software updates in end-to-end architectures based on customer vehicles No access Pages 223 - 236 T. Fuchs, O. Manicke, M. Zinser, B. Baker
1. Virtual software platform for the car – On the road to the next paradigm shift with VIRTIO standards No access Pages 237 - 244 I. Trefz
2. AUTOSAR Vehicle Operating System (AVOS) – The Safe and Secure Framework for Automotive System Architectures No access Pages 245 - 256 G. Reichart, R. Asmus, B. Mattner
3. The Case for an Open Integrating Operating System, Middleware Specification Development Approach No access Pages 257 - 272 A. Knoll
4. Paving the way for the „Software Defined Vehicle“ No access Pages 273 - 284 M. Schleicher
5. An Eco-System for the Development of Automotive Innovation Roadmaps No access Pages 285 - 294 B. Hellenthal, C. Grimm, J. Koch, A. Breckel, M. Tichy
6. Future Collaboration Ecosystem for Automotive Microelectronic Innovation Processes No access Pages 295 - 308 C. Heer, J. C. Gobel, D. Mollahassani, S. Forte
1. CAN XL: The third CAN protocol generation No access Pages 309 - 316 H. Zeltwanger
2. Perceptive Advanced Car-driver Drowsiness Monitoring Neuro-Embedded System No access Pages 317 - 330 F. Rundo
3. Active Acoustics Innovations Supported by Tuning & Prediction Tools No access Pages 331 - 338 Z. Hermon
4. Digital Light for Digital Live No access Pages 339 - 350 M. Kruppa
5. Experience: Driven – The role of in-cabin audio in the vehicles of tomorrow No access Pages 351 - 354 P. Kosak
6. User Experience – The key to successfully combining electric mobility and connectivity No access Pages 355 - 366 A. Matarage
7. Augmented Reality Guidance based on 6D Positioning and HD Lanes No access Pages 367 - 380 C. Cremers, P. Hubertus, R. Laszlo, M. Pfeifle, O. Muratov
8. ShyTech Displays – Enabling a new era of puristic vehicle design and enhanced user experience No access Pages 381 - 388 F. Rabe
9. Adaptive Driving Beam [1] – The next mandatory Safety System? No access Pages 389 - 394 W. Huhn
1. Architecting for Secure, Safe and Agile Software Defined Vehicles – Learnings from the Personal Computer industry No access Pages 395 - 408 S. Selitrennikoff, M. Ortegon-Cabrera
2. Applying Standards for future Vehicle Diagnostic and Vehicle Lifecycle Management No access Pages 409 - 422 O. Meyer, B. Bohlen
3. Electric Systems – Simplified and standardized engineering for sophisticated automotive electric/ electronics No access Pages 423 - 426 R. Milke
4. New architecture approaches and their impact on automotive wiring harness No access Pages 427 - 428 O. Bettgens
5. New Automotive E/E architecture and how TC4xx enables it – From domain-based to zone-based approach No access Pages 429 - 434 K. Heurtefeux, M. Kumar, M. Cassol
6. A Safety-Certified Vehicle OS to Enable Software-Defined Vehicles No access Pages 435 - 446 J. Becker, D. Pangercic
7. Safety Architectures for Automotive Cross Domain Servers – Challenges and Potentials No access Pages 447 - 458 D. Geyer, C. Miedl
1. Wireless Charging for Electric Vehicles with its Boundary Conditions – A Contribution for Market Breakthrough No access Pages 459 - 474 M. Bottigheimer, T. Lammle, C. Lammle, V. Schall, A. Wiebelt
2. Electric Charge Lid – System components for future charge lid systems No access Pages 475 - 488 J. Langkau, S. Wenz, T. V. Fernandez, L. Pullen, A. Tekavčič, N. Jezeršek, A. Wagner
3. Evaluation of a driver’s compatibility with electric, plug-in hybrid, and hybrid vehicles based on mobility patterns analytics No access Pages 489 - 500 G. Castignani, F. Chandelle, S. Jafarnejad, I. Scherer
4. CharIN e.V. – Empowering the next level of e-mobility No access Pages 501 - 504 C. Bracklo, M. Keller
5. Wireless Charging Systems for EVs – The answer to the consumers demand! No access Pages 505 - 508 T. Nindl
6. Real-time Contextual Intelligence Services for Connected Electrified Vehicles No access Pages 509 - 522 S. Alexander, F. Borrelli, M. Pfeifle
1. How to solve the trade-off between vehicle dynamics, traveling time and CO2 emissions. The CO2-Life Cycle Assessment for the Porsche Taycan No access Pages 523 - 532 O. Bitsche
2. Modular, standardized, and innovative Power Electronics for Automotive No access Pages 533 - 544 J. P. Mercier, O. Ploix
3. Long distance e-mobility in the trade-off between battery capacity & charging power – Battery immersion cooling as enabler technology? No access Pages 545 - 562 D. Mehlig, M. Muller, J. Treier, A. Loges
4. Shifting Left the development of Electric Vehicle Products, from System to Software No access Pages 563 - 578 K. Brand
5. A Battery Digital Twin framework for Predictive Maintenance and State of Health Estimation of Electric Vehicles No access Pages 579 - 592 A. P. Das, K. Thomas, A. Mohan, A. S. Akhil, K. P. Ganesh
6. Towards lead-acid free 12 V power supply for electrified vehicles and highly automated driving functions No access Pages 593 - 604 B. Kleinsteinberg, A. Hohenhovel
7. State of Health and State of Charge Estimation method – A Machine Learning based hybrid approach No access Pages 605 - 612 M. Ghivari, D. Chakraborty
1. Scalable Automotive Intrusion Detection Systems – From the ECU to the Vehicle Operation Centre No access Pages 613 - 622 E. Metzker, M. Engelsberger
2. The Crossroads of Automotive Security and GDPR No access Pages 623 - 640 M. Wachs, J. Jager, A. Berthold
3. Implementing adequate security for UN R 155 with AUTOSAR – Retrofitting existing architectures No access Pages 641 - 650 M. Minzlaff, M. Rucker, M. Schneider
4. 5G and Artificial Intelligence transforming Cars and the Transportation System No access Pages 651 - 652 S. Marxreiter
5. Concept ELV² – Development of an Electric Drive Axle for Heavy Commercial Vehicles No access Pages 653 - XVI S. Koller, R. Uerlich, G. Witham, L. Eckstein