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safetronic.2015 | 10-11 November 2015 in Stuttgart/Germany
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Conference Fee
Registration fee until 9 October 2015 € 1,300,– (Gross 1547,–)
Registration fee from 10 October 2015 € 1,450,– (Gross € 1.725,50)
Special discount of 10 % Rabatt for subscribers of the magazine
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The conference fee includes proceedings and access to the download area, lunch, coffee breaks, refreshments as well as announced
events or company visits. Participation in company visits is conditional.
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International
industry event
for safety
experts
Safe software and hardware in automobile
10-11 November 2015 in Stuttgart/Germany
Accommodation
Arrival and overnight-stay are not included in the conference fee.
Please make your booking by yourself. A limited number of rooms
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Journey
For your journey by train you can use the cost-efficient event ticket
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“EW Medien“
• Safety & Security
Presentations from
Our detailed terms and conditions can be found
at www.hanser-tagungen.de/agb.
• Audi Electronics Venture GmbH
• HELLA KGaA Hueck & Co.
• AVL Software and Functions
• PSA Peugeot-Citroen
• BMW Group
• Volvo Group Trucks Technology
• Best practice for successful technical implementations
• Real-time systems and architecture models
• Driver assistance systems and autonomous driving
• Daimler AG
www.safety-meets-security.com
• Ford-Werke GmbH
SAFETY meets SECURITY
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Organized by
Challenges and solutions
2 March 2016, Kaiserlautern/Germany
Advisory Board
Next generation of collaborative systems
• Dr. Daniel Schneider › Fraunhofer IESE
• Requirements and regulatory guidelines
• Jens Braband › Siemens AG
• Challenges of different industries
• Erwin Schoitsch › AIT Austrian Institute of Technology
• Best practices: basics and practical application
Organized by
• Dr. Sascha Uhrig › Airbus Defence & Space
• Stefan Kriso › Robert Bosch GmbH
Carl Hanser Verlag GmbH & Co. KG | P.O. Box 86 04 20 | 81631 Munich/Germany | tagungen@hanser.de
With simultaneous translation
German/English
Exhibitors
10-11 November 2015 in Stuttgart/Germany
safetronic.2015
2015
Tuesday, 10 November 2015
Martin Schumacher, Head of Functional Safety Management
› HELLA KGaA Hueck & Co, Lippstadt
Dr. Wilhard v. Wendorff, Safety Expert › IABG mbH, Ottobrunn
08.45 Registration and Welcome coffee
18.20Conclusion
09.20 Welcome and short introduction
www.safetronic-congress.com
Dr. Mario Trapp, Division Manager Embedded Systems
› Fraunhofer-Institut für Experimentelles Software Engineering IESE,
Kaiserslautern (Chairman)
Status 2nd Edition ISO 26262
09.30 ISO 26262 semiconductor subgroup – overview and status
18.30 End of the first day
19.00 Get Together
We are very pleased to invite you to a dinner at the conference hotel.
Continue your conversations in a pleasant atmosphere with speakers and
participants and enjoy an outstanding artistic performance again this year.
Karl Greb, Director of Functional Safety › Intel Corporation
10.05Implementation of Functional Safety (PAS 19695)
at BMW Motorrad
Chairman and advisory board
•D
r.-Ing. Mario Trapp › Fraunhofer-Institut für Experimentelles
Software Engineering IESE
• Nicolas Becker › PSA Peugeot-Citroën
• Thomas Frese › Ford-Werke GmbH
• Stefan Kriso › Robert Bosch GmbH
• Richard Krüger › BMW Group
• Hans-Leo Ross › Bosch Engineering GmbH
• Dr. Jürgen Schwarz › Daimler AG
Holger Englisch › BMW Motorrad GmbH, Munich
Richard Krüger › BMW Group, Munich
Alexander de Jong › CONTEXT AG, Munich
10.40 Coffee Break
11.10 ISO 26262 trucks – overview and roll out in Volvo
Dr. Per Johannessen, Senior Engineering Specialist Dependable
Embedded Systems, Chief Project Manager ISO 26262 Project
› Volvo Group Trucks Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden
Best practice for successful technical implementations
11.55Can safety cases of trucks and trailers be treated
independently? – Who is responsible for the Item
“Truck with attached Trailer”?
Dr. Oliver Wulf, Functional Safety Manager
› WABCO Test and Quality Center, Hannover
Tino Sonntag, Functional Safety Manager
› WABCO Product Engineering – Trailer Systems, Hannover
Thomas Frese, Technical Specialist Functional Safety & Reliability,
Chassis and Active/Passive Safety Electronic System
› Ford-Werke GmbH, Aachen
Dr. Wolfgang Freese, Engineering Group Manager Functional Safety
› Delphi Deutschland GmbH, Wiehl
“This conference contained a good mixture of topics covering
the ISO 26262 standard, its implementation and issues.”
Paul Bloore › Controlled Power Technologies
»Forum zum Austausch von Erfahrungen zum Umgang und Erfüllung
der Funktionalen Sicherheit im Automobilbereich.«
Tobias Auchter › Dr. Ing. h.c.F. Porsche AG
14.30Seamless development process through model-based
safety concepts
Rüdiger Diefenbach, Safeguarding Hard & Software, Functional Safety
› Daimler AG, Sindelfingen
15.10Mastering variability and dependability in functional
safety projects
Michael Käßmeyer, Functional Safety
› Audi Electronics Venture GmbH, Ingolstadt
Dr. Michael Soden, Lead Software Architect
› KPIT medini Technologies AG, Berlin
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09.15 Autonomous Driving – ISO 26262 and beyond
Dr. Alexander Rudolph, Safety Manager
Friedrich Scheerer, Systems & Safety Engineering Expert
› Continental AG, Frankfurt
Henning Butz, Advanced Systems Engineering Solutions › ASES, Jork
09.55The Safe State: Design Patterns and Degradation
Mechanisms for Fail-Operational Systems
Alexander Much, Quality and Safety Management
› Elektrobit Automotive GmbH, Erlangen
10.35 Coffee Break
Real-time systems and architecture models
11.05Building a Safe Integration Platform based on
a Time-Triggered Architecture
Dipl.-Ing. Eric Schmidt, Teamlead “Safety & EVs”
› TTTech Automotive GmbH, Vienna, Austria
Dr. Kai Richter, CTO › Symtavision GmbH, Braunschweig
12.25Lunch
Safety & Security
13.45Safety and security engineering in the design process –
separate or combine?
Christian Wenzel-Brenner › ITK Engineering AG, Marburg
Heiko Lerch › ITK Engineering AG, Rülzheim
15.50Safety Element out of Context (SEooC) – Practical
application from the semiconductor industry
16.30 Coffee Break
Present your company in the supplemental exhibition and meet
your target group! Consulting and information:
Nadine Völker | Tel.: +49 89 99830-466 | nadine.voelker@hanser.de
Nicolas Becker, Functional Safety Senior Expert
› PSA Peugeot Citroën, Sochaux, France
11.45Schedule design for safety-critical systems – experience
report
13.15Lunch
Marcus Rau, Dept. Leader Competence Center Functional Safety
› SGS-TÜV Saar GmbH, Munich
Dipl.-Phys. Mathias Kamp, Director Functional Safety Management
› Elmos Semiconductor AG, Dortmund
Exhibition & Sponsoring
Driver assistance systems and autonomous driving
09.00Introduction: Safety of the intended functionality:
a necessary complement to ISO 26262 for advanced
driving systems
12.35Organizational aspects of safety analyses for distributed
product development
Statement of participants from the conference 2014:
Wednesday, 11 November 2015
17.00Hardware architectures for fail operational systems
in vehicle – possibilities and requirements for future
microcontrollers
Dr. Michael Steindl, Christian Miedl
› AVL Software and Functions, Regensburg
17.40FME(D)A - Keep our feet on the ground and gain safe(ty)
– Scope, Benefit and Approach
Dipl.-Ing. Tim Lehmkuhl, Automotive Functional Safety Professional
› Acentiss GmbH, Ottobrunn
14.25The Triple-S-HELLA-Framework for Safety, Security
and Systems Engineering
Dr. Michael Brasse › HELLA KGaA Hueck & Co., Lippstadt
15.05 Panel Discussion Lessons Learned
Moderation: Dr.-Ing. Mario Trapp, Division Manager Embedded Systems
› Fraunhofer-Institut für Experimentelles Software Engineering IESE,
Kaiserslautern
Stefan Kriso, Center of Competence “Functional Safety”
› Robert Bosch GmbH
Richard Krüger, Concepts Integrated Safety, Safety in use and Functional
Safety of Mechatronics Systems › BMW Group
Dr. Jürgen Schwarz, Head of Department Safeguarding Hard & Software
› Daimler AG
Thomas Frese, Technical Specialist Functional Safety & Reliability, Ford
Electrical and Electronic Systems Engineering (EESE) › Ford-Werke GmbH
Hans-Leo Ross, Engineering Safety and Base System
› Bosch Engineering GmbH
Nicolas Becker, Functional Safety Senior Expert › PSA Peugeot Citroën
16.00 Conclusion and end of the congress
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