Special Session speakers

Standards for driving and massive simulation of ADAS and autonomous vehicles in vehicle engineering design and regulation
Moderated by: Marius DUPUIS (ASAM, Germany)

 

ARNOUX Emmanuel

Expert Automated Driving Systems Tests & Validation, Renault Group, France                 

“Standards to harmonise the scenario-based ADS Safety demonstration

The presentation will emphase the usage and the necessity to continue standardizing at every level to get a complète toolchain for scenario-based ADS Safety demonstration, Regulatory New Assessment and Test Methods, and associated testing : PFA, ISO et and ASAM standard usage.

ROHRBECK Antje

Solution Strategist / Virtual Prototyping & Digital Twin Technology, Synopsys, Germany

“Virtual Validation Toolchains and the role of standards

Based on OEM experience, the talk explores the transition from in-vehicle testing to virtual system validation, emphasizing the need for stable test interfaces. It highlights the need for a vehicle-level test representation that could help decide which validation activities can be shifted to virtual environments, independent of specific toolchains.

 

ROSENBERGER Philipp

CEO, Persival, Germany                                                             

“ASAM OpenX as the Backbone for Credible Perception Sensor Simulation

What if sensor models could be validated once and then just work everywhere? ASAM OpenX enables exactly that: turning sensor models into plug-and-play digital twins through standardized interfaces and data formats.

 

KHAN Basit

AAI Innovations, Germany                                                             

“From Code to Confidence: Practical Quality Standards for Massive Simulation Environments

PEIRSMAN Yves 

Deontic, Belgium                                                             

The role of standards in scenario-based testing”