‘SYSTEM ENGINEERING: REQUIREMENTS TO ARCHITECTURE TO SIMULATION’

Posted: February 5, 2020

System engineering and model-based system engineering can mean different things to different groups, but most definitions share a common set of concepts, including starting from a set of system-level requirements used to drive a system decomposition and requirements allocation process. Then trade studies are performed on system architecture alternatives to produce a candidate architecture from […]

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‘SCALING WITH QT, FROM DESIGN TO DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT OF MODERN HMI’

Posted: February 5, 2020

User experience (UX) is a term you cannot avoid these days. That’s because an excellent UX can more easily provide something that most other facets of your business cannot – a direct path to the customer’s heart, success of powerhouse companies like Apple and Tesla is dependent on their UX. An overwhelmingly positive user experience […]

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‘LEFT SHIFT EMBEDDED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT & TESTING’

Posted: February 4, 2020

Traditional Embedded Software development follows the model of Architectural study, board design, software development, Integration & testing, deploy and maintain. There are quite a few challenges at every stage in this approach which will stretch the software release cycles. In this session you will learn about how Wind River Simulation technologies help move from physical […]

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‘NEXT GENERATION GRAPHICS – GPU SHADER AND COMPUTE LIBRARIES’

Posted: February 4, 2020

Embedded Graphics libraries have evolved from OpenGL to next gen Vulkan libraries. OpenCL and CUDA have been used for many years for GPU compute on a range of SoC devices with powerful embedded GPU chipsets. OpenCL and CUDA were never able to be certified, due to the contributions from many developers. Next generation autonomous vehicles, […]

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‘SECURE THE CREATION OF NEXT-GENERATION DIGITAL SYSTEMS, ON EARTH & BEYOND’

Posted: February 4, 2020

Our industry is facing real challenges. Systems that have been in use for decades are now needing to be replaced or upgraded. There is a lot of investment in these systems that still have functional value. Yet the technology around these systems has advanced, making older architectures obsolete and upgradeability difficult or impossible, while modern […]

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‘VERIFYING MULTICORE TIMING BEHAVIOR FOR DO-178C’

Posted: February 4, 2020

The avionics industry is moving towards the use of multicore systems to meet the demands of modern avionics applications. To use these systems in mission or safety-critical contexts, their “worst-case” timing behavior must be verified for DO-178C certification. Existing techniques to verify software timing behavior are unsuitable to analyse multicore systems as they do not […]

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‘MODERNISING MODELLING, SIMULATION & TRAINING SYSTEMS’

Posted: February 4, 2020

The modern field training paradigm requires rapidly-deployable, secure simulated environments.  Modelling, Simulation, and Training (MS&T) systems need to be assembled and reconfigured in an agile manner from ready-made, commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) components with response times closely matched to real-world scenarios. High-fidelity simulation data must be sourced across a wide range of public, private and multinational […]

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‘CODE-BASED SECURITY FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS’

Posted: January 18, 2019

The Internet of Things holds much promise, but not without significant security risks. One of the greatest sources of risks is poor software quality that leaves the door open enough to allow attackers to take control of the device. For the foreseeable future, the dominant implementation language for these devices will continue to be C, […]

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‘DEVELOPING AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS WITH MATLAB AND SIMULINK’

Posted: January 18, 2019

Autonomous technology will touch nearly every part of our lives, changing the products we build and the way we do business. MATLAB and Simulink provide algorithms and hardware connectivity for developing autonomous systems. In this presentation, we will highlight capabilities for developing autonomous systems such as deep learning & object detection, path planning & object […]

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‘EFFECTIVE REQUIREMENTS MANAGEMENT AS A FOUNDATION FOR ALM’

Posted: January 18, 2019

It is common for organisations to manage their requirements in some disconnected way.  Excel spreadsheets, Word documents, standalone / isolated requirement tools to name a few.  This disconnection from the rest of the product lifecycle means they have no power to influence design towards compliance. As a result, when requirements or design change it is […]

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‘ENABLING THE USE OF GPUS AND SOCS IN SAFETY CRITICAL AVIONICS SYSTEMS’

Posted: January 18, 2019

There is a growing and significant demand for the deployment of safety critical compute and graphics technologies in aerospace and defense applications.  Next generation mission computers, flight displays, synthetic vision and UAV platforms require advanced graphics and compute capabilities that can be most effectively be achieved by utilizing modern graphics processors. CoreAVI is the world’s […]

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‘MULTI-CORE AND THE CHALLENGES OF CERTIFICATION’

Posted: January 18, 2019

With wide availability and continual reduction in size, weight and power (SWAP), multi- core processors have become extremely attractive for use in avionics systems. Implementing a solution using a multi-core platform adds complexity and certification obstacles that are not present in uni-core processor implementations. Achieving safety certification of a multi-core system requires close collaboration between […]

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‘GUARANTEEING SOFTWARE QUALITY THROUGH FORMAL VERIFICATION’

Posted: January 18, 2019

With an increasing number of systems driven by embedded software performing critical functions, there is a requirement for strong techniques and tools to reach the expected level of quality. Exhaustiveness is the Achilles heel of software testing, and, as a result, formal verification is gaining traction in the industry. Once the domain of researchers and […]

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‘SAFETY & SECURITY FOR AUTONOMOUS DRIVE’

Posted: January 18, 2019

Autonomous vehicles are complex systems that combine vision, radar, LIDAR, proximity, sensors, GPS, mapping, navigation, planning and control.  Additionally, these components must combine into a reliable, secure system that can analyse complex environments in real-time and respond to chaotic environments, such as operating in rush hour traffic.  As a result, autonomy is an extreme technical […]

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‘UNDER THE HOOD OF ADVANCED STATIC ANALYSIS’

Posted: January 18, 2019

Advanced static analysis tools are now widely accepted as essential tools to help software engineers develop high quality code. These tools are designed to be capable of exploring all possible executions of a program, so can examine vastly more program states than can be covered by traditional testing. The number of possible program states is […]

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