Bridging the gap between the world of safety and open source software
Join the discussion on „maintainable safety“ and open-source components for high-performance computing. Have a finger on the pie for new dimensions in the solution space for safe and secure systems based on embedded Linux. And contribute to bridging the gap in between different processes, lifecycle-models, business-models and even cultural aspects in between open-source, functional safety and cybersecurity along products’ lifetimes.
Be part of a new perspective on HW/SW-solutions for autonomous and cognitive systems and human-machine interfaces. Throughout presentations and debates, we learn from different perspectives on processes, methods and designs that do enable the industry to benefit from the application of OSS. Various sectors and domains are addressed, such as industrial automation with robotics, cobots and autonomous mobile robots, autonomous drones and agricultural vehicles and machines, medical robots, vehicles, automotive, medical technology and more.
We kindly invite you to the historic rooms of the Royal University Observatory of Göttingen, whose first director, Carl Friedrich Gauss, had a decisive influence on research in the fields of mathematics, astronomy, physics and geophysics.
Feel the passion for science and innovation and take advantage of the personal exchange with many experts.
Main topics of the symposium
- Safe (SIL2) OSS
- Economic role of safe and secure OSS components - impact on companies with its journey towards SW-defined everything
- Component selection and qualification as input for safe OSS
- Maintenance and modification of safe OSS
- Assurance cases on OSS components
- (AI-) Tools for SW qualification
- Community interaction for safe OSS
Stay tuned and register for further information!
It is planned to publish all conference proceedings as conference volume.
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Contact
Verena Angelstorf / Heike Jordan
Phone +49 (0)551 / 30664 -0
moc.xilme@muisopmys-asle