The 9th Annual International Conference on improving the safety of advanced mobility took place from March 25-28, 2019, in Munich, Germany, featuring over 40 expert speakers and various workshops. The event focused on the challenges of safety and security in the automotive sector, including topics related to ISO 26262, functional safety development, and autonomous driving. Attendees engaged in networking, panel discussions, and case studies to address the evolving complexities in automotive engineering.

1. 25-28 MARCH 2019 | HOLIDAY INN MUNICH CITY CENTER, GERMANY
IMPROVING SAFETY OF ADVANCED MOBILITY
Produced by
9th
Annual International Conference
This event is designed and presented by the expertise of national and international members of ISO/TC22,
from national to international voting members and ISO 26262 Part Leaders, in a one of a kind four day event.
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PANEL DISCUSSIONS | FACILITATED NETWORKING | 30+ EXPERT SPEAKERS | 14 INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS | IN-DEPTH CASE STUDIES

2. CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
40 SPEAKERS | 20+ PRESENTATIONS | 14 WORKSHOPS | ISO/DIS 26262 ROUNDTABLES
>WHAT IS THE SAFETY AND SECURITY WEEK?
Our target is to understand and tackle the evolving challenges of safety and security
engineers for safeguarding tomorrow’s automotive innovation. In 2019, we are bringing
together, safety and security professionals of the automotive world for a one of a kind
event; a deep dive event on the topics of ISO 26262, SOTIF, Security for Semiconductors
and Testing of Autonomous Drive 2018 and self driving cars.
>ISO 26262 2019 CONFERENCE THEME:
During the 4-days program we will tackle the universal need in automotive for robust
system engineering and moving forward from component-based engineering towards
systems thinking that can tackle the complexity of electrification, autonomy and new
mobility features. Our conference is the first one to present the actually ratified stan-
dard by the part leaders and working group members. Also a discussion on the first
draft of SOTIF will be presented by its leaders.
FOCUS 2019
Benchmark case studies of ISO 26262 compliance processes and
methods for functional safety development
Learn how the 2nd edition of the standard impacts
organizational processes and functional safety development practices
Hear about the peculiarities of functional safety development
for trucks and motorcycles
Discuss differences in scope and common playground between
PAS 21448 (SOTIF) and ISO 26262
Discover interoperabilities between ISO 26262, SOTIF,
ASPICE and other standards
Discuss how to validate functional safety for AI and Machine Learning
Match and Win | Identify your group whilst getting to know your
peers in short amount of time
Panel Discussion | Steer this interactive panel discussion with your
questions to our panel of experts and use the opportunity for further
discussion.
Evening Get-Together | Join our evening Get-Together and take this
opportunity to network and make new business contacts.
Or just to relax by rounding off your first conference day.
And more suprises coming up
SOCIAL BUSINESS ACTIVITIES BEYOND
THE MAIN CONFERENCE:
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3. MAIN CONFERENCE CHAIRPERSONS
Dave Higham
Senior Technologist, Member of
WG8 UK, Conference Chairman
Delphi Technologies
Dr. Sagar Behere
Manager AD Architecture
and Functional Safety
Toyota Research Institute
David Foley
Microcontroller Architect
Texas Instruments
Anders Sandberg
System Architect &
System Safety Engineer
Aptiv
YOUR TIMETABLE 2019
WORKSHOPS
25 MARCH 2019
MAIN CONFERENCE DAYS
26 – 27 MARCH 2019
WORKSHOPS
28 MARCH 2019
09:00 - 11:30 08:00 - 18:00 08:00 - 10:30
WS 1
Introduction into the standard
of the intended functionality
– How to interpret SOTIF
WS 2
ISO/SAE 21434 – How to
integrate a security guideline
within existing processes
WS 6
Incorporating ASPICE Process on
top of model-based development
– Case study using an E-Motor
WS 7
Towards a software driver licence
– A Dutch case study
WS 8
Case Study on how to apply
SOTIF and FuSa for automated
vehicles – Safety on Machine
Learning
12:30 - 15:00 11:30 - 14:00
WS 3
MISRA Framework for building up
an automotive safety case
WS 4
How to secure the connected car
WS 9
Defeat your dependent failures:
DFA methodology and experience
from the application
WS 10
From simulator to test
track-strategies for efficient
testing
WS 11
SOTIF evaluation by analysis –
how to define the ‘right’ function
15:30 - 18:00 14:30 - 17:00
WS 5
Leadership Mindset within Highly Complex Automotive Organizations
WS 12
Level 3 automation
system safety requirements:
Implications for IC-level definition
and implementation
WS 13
Approaches for verification
validation of automated driving
WS 14
Integrating Functional
Safety activities with Product
Safety strategy
Informal Evening get-together End of the 2019 conference
• Plenary and keynote presentations • Exhibitions and demos • Facilitated networking including morning sports and evening get-togethers
• Joint interactive discussion groups • And more surprises
Conference Highlights
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