Automotive Industry on its Way to Autonomous Mobility: Mastering the Biggest Challenges in Safety Architecture, Regulation, Legislation, and AI

Authors

Ricky Hudi, Future Mobility Technologies, Regensburg (Moderator)
Stefan Poledna, TTTech Auto, Vienna
Frederic Geber, PSWP, Berlin
Ralf Herrtwich, NVIDIA, Berlin
Alejandro Vukotich, Qualcomm, Munich

Year

2024

Print Info

Production/Publication ÖVK

Summary

This panel discussion expands on a rich set of discussion and working group results that have been achieved since the The Autonomous Initiative has been launched in 2019. This initiative represents a global endeavor to support the future of safe autonomous mobility through collaboration among industry leaders, eschewing competition, and shortcuts, to address the paramount safety challenges in autonomous driving comprehensively. Central to its mission is a transformative mindset shift, recognizing safety as non-negotiable and pivotal.

This panel discussion delves into key inquiries of specific relevance for automated driving. Firstly, it examines the fundamental components required in a functional architecture for achieving Level 4 autonomy, emphasizing the importance of redundancy and diversity. The outcomes of the working group on "safety & architecture" are also explored, along with methodologies for testing safety and fostering a robust safety culture without compromise.
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ISBN

978-3-9504969-3-2

DOI

https://doi.org/10.62626/58gu-jy7d Copy link