16 April 2024 | 2:00 p.m. CEST | Hanau
As vehicles become increasingly complex, driven by advancements in software-defined architectures, electrification, connectivity, and automation, the traditional methods of testing and certification struggle to keep pace. Virtual development methods offer decisive advantages in order to meet increasing product complexity, faster software update cycles as well as forcing certification and customer requirements by getting a deeper understanding of how a product will perform under various circumstances, thereby reducing the risks associated with product failures. The increasing demand for simulation-based decisions requires the potential for virtual certification to be tapped. The evidence in simulation results and thus the simulation credibility is becoming increasingly important, especially for the approval of safety-relevant systems. Virtual certification of vehicles can offer numerous benefits for manufacturers, regulatory authorities, and consumers alike. This includes cost savings, time efficiency, reduced environmental impact, enhanced safety, improved accuracy, flexibility, scalability, risk reduction, innovation, and global accessibility. By leveraging virtual simulations, manufacturers can streamline the certification process, deliver safer and more efficient vehicles, and meet the evolving needs of the automotive industry. In this workshop participants will have the opportunity to engage with peers, share experiences, and explore emerging trends and approaches shaping the future of vehicle certification in an increasingly complex automotive landscape. We invite you to explore and discuss cutting-edge methodologies, tools, and best practices for leveraging data and simulation models to achieve certification objectives efficiently and effectively.
1:45 p.m. CEST
Arrival of the Guests
2:00 p.m. CEST
Introduction
Alexander F. Walser | Automotive Solution Center for Simulation e.V.
2:05 p.m. CEST
Expert Impulses & Interactive Discussions
Framework for Virtual Certification
Bart Peeters Weem | BMW Group
Bastian Menninger | Center for Systems Engineering
Certification by Analysis: Thoughts from a CAE Vendors View
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andre Haufe | DYNAmore GmbH
3:20 p.m.
Coffee Break in the Exhibition Hall
3:50 p.m. CEST
Expert Impulses & Interactive Discussions
From Regulation to Simulation – Virtual Validation
Andreas Lauringer | Kontrol GmbH
OpenMSL: Exemplary Implementations and Guidelines for Simulation Standards to Foster the Ecosystem
Dr.-Ing. Philipp Rosenberger - Persival GmbH
5:30 p.m. CEST
Final Remarks & End
The event language will be English.
with the focus on virtual validation and certification.
Congress Park Hanau
Schloßplatz 1
63450 Hanau | Germany
Conference Room 5
simpulse day ticket is free of charge
but limited
automotive CAE Grand Challenge
Our simpulse day is accompanying the automotive CAE Grand challenge, which is organized by our cooperation partner carhs. Joining the automotive CAE Grand Challenge on 16 + 17 April 2024 is optional. A separate fee-based registration is required.
Further information on the automotive CAE Grand Challenge can be found here.
Grand Challenges 2024:
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Big Data:
Hybrid twins based on simulations and component tests
Occupant Safety:
Human Body Models for occupant safety, including autonomous vehicles
Material Modeling - Focus Crash Analysis:
Material and failure models for cast metals, especially Giga-Castings
CAE Process & Quality Assurance:
Material testing, modeling & data management
Durability / Fatigue:
Durability and fatigue of battery packs, their housings and supporting structures
Multi Simulation:
Coupled electro/thermal/chemical/fluid analysis of batteries
Full Vehicle Simulation:
Sensors and actuators in automated driving simulation
Dipl.-Ing. Alexander F. Walser
Curiestraße 2 | 70563 Stuttgart | Germany
events@asc-s.de | +49 (0) 711 699659-10 | www.asc-s.de