BRACE Automotive is proud to partner with the Eindhoven University of Technology and the Research Group of dr. Ion Barosan. Our collaboration with the university leads us to the development of valuable knowledge and framework that can have a positive impact on the industry and society as a whole. In April, Prathik Menta Praveen Kumar will be starting his assignment on the Trustworthiness of ADAS and self-driving technologies.

Verification activities have long been of critical importance in safety related development activities. The confirmation measures in the ISO 26262 are used to evaluate the correctness of a workproduct towards the rules of ISO 26262. In product development lifecycle, confirmation review checks if the requirements of the standard set for a work product have been satisfied by the work product that is actually created.

The Self Driving Challenge 2022 was won by the student team from Zwolle. The Windesheim team was seven corners ahead of the Groningen team and took the coveted title. The aim of the challenge was to have a self-driving vehicle race flawlessly over the entire track, or as far as possible in the fastest time.

Ensuring the safety of any product is a challenge. Read on to see how the automotive industry is coping with its own set of challenges to put safe cars in the market.

There has been a lot of discussion recently about the huge amount of software that is present in a modern day car. Some sources claim that a single vehicle might have close to 100 million lines of software code (Approximately 18,000 printed pages)! If so, who is writing all this code!?

Many new vehicles nowadays are connected cars. That means they are connected via a wireless internet connection to the cloud, through which manufacturers can supply various data and services.