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New innovations have always been presented as so revolutionary by the media that disappointment was inevitable. It doesn't matter whether we're talking about the Internet of Things, multimedia in the 90s or "Railway Mania" in the 1840s. However, these innovations often make a comeback years later, which hardly anyone notices. This effect is...
When it comes to functional safety systems, quality is critical: not only are high investments at stake, but also danger to life and limb. Furthermore, such an incident can jeopardize the existence of a company. Increasing complexity in systems leads to increasing quality problems. To name just one example: The number of recalls of...
Systems engineering at SpaceX works differently than anywhere else. What we can learn from this in systems engineering.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is often equated with machine learning (ML). This way of thinking already limits us unnecessarily, because machine learning is very effective in many situations, but does not exploit the potential of AI by far. To really benefit from AI, we need a holistic approach.
If you believe the news, the automotive industry is in crisis. Sales have collapsed both in Germany and worldwide, and in Germany in particular there have been many complaints from the industry, as economic support for the purchase of electric vehicles has been restricted. But the word crisis is made up of 2 characters in Chinese...
Conceptually, the car has changed comparatively little in a hundred years. The changes that we will experience in the next 10-20 years will be all the more drastic. We have seen a similar change in telephony, which has changed little in around 100 years, but was then radically transformed by new technologies. Particularly interesting here...
To answer the question in the title straight away: Traceability from requirement to code is of course possible. But the effort involved is considerable. When this makes sense and how it can be implemented is the subject of this article.
The Boeing 737 MAX accidents were a tragedy with hundreds of fatalities and a disaster for Boeing, with MCAS software at the center of it all
Valispace is an innovative tool for hardware-heavy products. Traceability via parameterization has enormous potential.
Even if this blog has a technical focus, it is currently practically impossible to ignore Covid-19 - the coronavirus. It is also clear that coronavirus will keep us busy for years to come. This in turn means that it will have a lasting impact on our society. Socially, this is already foreseeable. But how will it affect...
ReConf is one of the best-known conferences in Germany on the subject of requirements management, which is an important part of systems engineering. Once again this year, I will be attending ReConf not only as a participant but also as a lecturer with several contributions.
Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, big data - all nice words. But what do they mean, how can they be used and what does this mean for systems engineers? Three things are needed to use AI effectively: Software, powerful computers and data. How exactly this works, and what role humans play as a system element, is what...
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