Develop, validate and auto-generate autonomous vehicle embedded software that complies with key standards, including ISO 26262 ASIL D, DO-178C and others.
Ansys model-based solutions accelerate autonomous vehicle and ADAS features software design and validation at the very earliest stages of AD development, and offer the auto-generation of certified/qualified code, that complies with industry standards including ISO 26262 ASIL D, DO-178C and others.
Ansys provides a comprehensive autonomous vehicle software development and validation capability that spans:
Developing ADAS Features
The development of embedded software for AD systems begins by creating an architecture model of the automated driving system in Ansys SCADE. This intuitive modeling tool generates a system-level architectural model that graphically shows the main function blocks for the AD system.
Ansys closed loop simulator solution, with APIs and middleware, enables auto-generation of safety-certified code that is target compatible for RTOS integration.
SCADE model-based software solutions answer this pressing need for AD developers. From designing control systems to automatic code generation for industry standards such as ISO 26262 and DO-178C.
SCADE and the Ansys VRXPERIENCE Driving Simulator powered by SCANeR support all testing and verification activities for the AD embedded software model.
In today’s fast-paced, high-stakes design environment, engineering teams can no longer rely on outdated tools and processes for ensuring system integrity. Instead, they require a comprehensive simulation solution offered by an industry leader focused on helping customers bring better products to market faster.
How can autonomous development teams working on L3+ systems ensure that they are safer than a human driver while affordable for the business model? For a sustainable business model solution, an intensive trade-off between performance and safety is required in AD system development.
This webinar will demonstrate how a model-based embedded software development and simulation environment with a built-in automatic code generator can accelerate embedded software development projects. The latest Ansys SCADE innovations, part of Ansys Autonomy, allow for even more development optimization and reduce automotive embedded software verification costs while meeting the objectives of ISO 26262 at the highest ASIL levels. With SCADE you can:
Higher levels of autonomy are requiring OEMs and their suppliers to adapt to the latest technologies as quickly as possible and to understand and transition to a new type of decision-making — from the human to the machine. However, in this world of disruptive innovation, two key concepts lag: demonstrating safety and development efficiency.
