ELIV 2023: Electric / Electronics for Commercial Vehicles 2023

VDI Wissensforum GmbH

doi:10.51202/9783181024232

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Copyright year: 2023
ISBN-Print: 978-3-18-092423-6
ISBN-Online: 978-3-18-102423-2
Publisher: VDI Verlag, Düsseldorf
Series: VDI-Berichte
Volume: 2423
Language: German
Pages: XVIII
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages I - XVI
1. Criticality driven data acquisition in autonomous driving – A basis for completeness and safety argumentation No access Pages 1 - 16
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2. Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication as enabler for improved automated driving functions No access Pages 17 - 26
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1. Estimation of Gender and Age of Vehicle Occupants Using Deep Learning No access Pages 27 - 38
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2. QuietComfort Road Noise Control – Helping Carmakers Design Better Cars No access Pages 39 - 60
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3. New Opportunities with Software Defined Lighting – Appearance drives Emotionalization No access Pages 61 - 76
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1. A Holistic Approach for Designing a Battery Electric Vehicle Thermal Management System No access Pages 77 - 90
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2. Safe and efficient regenerative braking strategies for BEV heavy vehicle combinations No access Pages 91 - 102
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3. A Cloud-based Self-Learning Digital Twin Solution for Increasingly Accurate Range Prediction in Battery Electric Vehicles No access Pages 103 - 112
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1. Using Radar and Vision Fusion for Improved Low-light Pedestrian Detection No access Pages 113 - 132
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2. Automotive Radar Technology Innovations power next-gen ADAS and Autonomous Driving No access Pages 133 - 134
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3. Combining ADAS and SD Maps for Augmented Reality Guidance No access Pages 135 - 148
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4. Development and Testing Autonomous Vehicles (AV) at Scale No access Pages 149 - 158
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1. Plug & Play High-Performance Computer (HPC) and Fluid Cooling Solution No access Pages 159 - 168
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2. Strategically Migrating, Mapping and Scaling Software to new SoC, domain and zone architectures and HPC No access Pages 169 - 184
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3. Towards the next step in vehicle E/E architectures No access Pages 185 - 198
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4. Mastering the software update complexity of modern vehicles No access Pages 199 - 210
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1. How to Improve EV Battery Cell Quality – Making Test a Competitive Advantage No access Pages 211 - 222
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2. Analysis of WBG based hybrid semiconductors approach for bidirectional PFC in On-board charger applications No access Pages 223 - 234
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3. Power electronic system technology for future high-power charging systems on highways or large inner-city electric charging stations with several MVA system size No access Pages 235 - 246
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4. Multi-level GaN inverter for highest HV EV performance and efficiency – comparison of 2-level and 3-level inverter topology No access Pages 247 - 252
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1. Snapdragon Ride Flex SoC: The central compute solution that’s bringing the SDV vision to reality No access Pages 253 - 266
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2. Maintaining Open-Source based Software No access Pages 267 - 280
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1. How to Become a Leader by Development of AI – ChatGPT Research Papers Analysed No access Pages 281 - 292
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2. Seeing with Sound: AI-Based Detection of Participants in Automotive Environment from Passive Audio No access Pages 293 - 306
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1. Continuous System Architecture Development for Automated Driving Features No access Pages 307 - 320
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2. New EE Architecture – MB.OS 1.0, the digitalization of the E/E architecture of Mercedes-Benz No access Pages 321 - 330
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1. Achieving Ubiquitous Connectivity for Future Vehicles No access Pages 331 - 346
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2. Cooperative Perception Services to Improve the Safety of Road Users No access Pages 347 - 364
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3. A Holistic Approach for a Universal Vehicle-to-Robot (V2R) Communication Interface No access Pages 365 - 378
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1. A unified middleware for SoC-agnostic application development No access Pages 379 - 384
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2. Automotive OS reloaded – Refocus and Reality Check No access Pages 385 - 390
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1. AI-Based Energy Management of Next Generation Architectures No access Pages 391 - 404
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2. Generative Artificial Intelligence – How AI Models Change the Way We Develop Automotive Products No access Pages 405 - 418
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3. Validation and Interpretation of Neural Networks: DNN-Based Object Detection as an Example No access Pages 419 - 436
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1. Virtual Homologation – new opportunities for the automotive industry to enable more efficient development processes and improving safety and quality of vehicles for high scaling software updates No access Pages 437 - 442
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2. An Approach to Digital Lifecycle Management as a Service No access Pages 443 - 446
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3. Master Algorithm for Event-based Co-Simulation with FMI 3.0 for Timing Accurate Software-in-the-Loop No access Pages 447 - 462
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1. Automotive Software Vulnerabilities: Strategies for Early Detection, Mitigation, and Prevention in the Software-Development-Lifecycle No access Pages 463 - 478
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2. Supply chain security risks of software driven products No access Pages 479 - 496
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3. Tales from a Penetration Testing Team No access Pages 497 - 502
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1. A leap in innovation – What European OEMs can learn from Chinese OEMs in terms of User Experience No access
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1. Sustainable Software Development for Cloud-Native Vehicles No access Pages 519 - 532
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2. Rust for Automotive – A Modern, Memory-Safe and Secure Programming Language No access Pages 533 - 542
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3. Software-Defined Vehicle: Combining Real-Time Safety Critical Functions with Cloud Connectivity No access Pages 543 - 558
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1. Challenges in the Synchronous Development of Software, Hardware and Mechanics for Drive Systems No access Pages 559 - 572
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2. A Review of using Artificial Intelligence in Large Projects for Requirements Classification No access Pages 573 - 588
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3. Addressing the challenge of “integrating everything” No access Pages 589 - 598
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1. Why Trusted Execution Environments are Critical for Automotive Security No access Pages 599 - 612
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2. Distributed development along the automotive supply chain: 8 insightful recommendations for OEMs and suppliers to jointly implement cybersecurity No access Pages 613 - 622
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3. Where is Everybody? – Looking for Remote Attacks on Cars in the Wild No access Pages 623 - 634
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1. SAE J1939 in AUTOSAR – CAN FD and CAN XL – Achieve Higher Data Rates for J1939 Communication in AUTOSAR No access Pages 635 - 644
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2. Event-Chain-Focused Development of System Architectures Makes Complex Systems Manageable No access Pages 645 - 662
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3. How Data-driven Approaches Enhance Agile and Quality-assured Software Development for AD No access Pages 663 - 672
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4. An evolutionary approach to commercializing autonomous vehicles No access Pages 673 - 676
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5. Key Factors of a robust and safe Automated Driving Function – Transferable Insights of City-Bus Platooning in Munich No access Pages 677 - 688
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6. Hydrogen – A Game Changer in the Automotive Industry ... and Beyond No access Pages 689 - 702
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7. Electrified commercial vehicle trailers – how to turn a conventional trailer into a hybrid vehicle No access Pages 703 - 710
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8. Modular High Power DC/DC Platform for FC-Applications No access Pages 711 - XVIII
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