Thanks to the rapid development in the area of highly automated driving and autonomous vehicles, new technologies are finding their way into the vehicles of today and tomorrow. Old hardware architectures are under scrutiny, with central domain controllers necessary to process the large amount of information and convert it into appropriate actions as quickly and safely as possible.
In the same way, much of the technology is also finding its way into industrial applications where performance and safety are key requirements.
The seminar aims to provide insights and solutions to make multicore systems functionally safe and secure, while retaining the ability to be high performance. It will also report on trends in the industry and provide practical assistance in the development of such systems.
Questions to be covered include:
- How to efficiently use current multi-core architectures
- Which architectures for acceleration are being used or investigated
- How to measure and increase the performance of an application on the hardware
- How to guarantee the functional safety of the system, in addition to all performance requirements
Agenda
09:00 Registration
09:30 Welcome and introduction - Hitex UK
10:00 Performance optimisation when using the Infineon AURIX architecture - Infineon Technologies
10:40 Break
11:00 Timing analysis and timing optimisation - in the lab and in the vehicle - Gliwa
11:40 Profiler demonstration - Altium
12:10 Lunch
13:10 Safety (further details tbc)
13:50 Safety checker demonstration - Altium
14:30 Break
14:50 Simulink Matlab (further details tbc) - Hitex UK
15:30 How do I combine performance and safety in one application? - Hitex UK
16:10 Close
