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A year ago, I made a few predictions for the coming year. There is no doubt that these topics have dominated the last twelve months. What else happened in 2019 and why these topics will be relevant for years to come is discussed below.
Recently, Siegmar Haasis, CIO of Mercedes Benz, made an appearance at IBM Think 2019, where he presented his vision for the automotive industry (video at the end of this article). Here is a brief summary. What has happened in the last three years since Haasis presented his vision at ReConf in 2016?
Compliance, i.e. adherence to guidelines, is an important topic in systems engineering. This is usually required where systems can potentially cause major damage. Compliance has always been important and is well established in many industries, such as aerospace, rail and automotive. However, more and more systems that can cause damage are...
The safety of autonomous vehicles has been the subject of heated debate since Google surprised the world in 2011 with the news that it had already driven a quarter of a million kilometers autonomously. Now several participants in the automotive industry, including many German companies such as VW, Audi, Daimler and Continental, have published a white paper in which they take a clear stance: Safety First!
SE-Trends is always published on Thursdays, and this Thursday is a public holiday. Reason enough to have some fun. Here's a completely subjective selection of movies that system engineers might enjoy - and why.
The Federal Ministry of Health (BGM) has called for open interfaces in medicine - both for software and hardware, such as pacemakers. This is not the first time that openness has been demanded by decree. Another example is the European Train Control System (ETCS), which enables the cross-border movement of high-speed trains. The advantages and disadvantages of...
It is worth looking at the activities of the big players in the SE from time to time to identify trends. How are companies such as Siemens, PTC or Dassault operating? What acquisitions are taking place? Are they tactical or strategic? Here is a brief analysis. The next systems.camp will take place on May 18, followed by a systems.camp webinar on...
Back in 2018, Changan presented impressive results that were achieved in the automotive sector through the introduction of MBSE.
There is no doubt that open source is largely responsible for the fact that we are experiencing an unprecedented variety of new and innovative products. This is because open source supports unbureaucratic reuse and collaboration across organizational boundaries. Open source has also featured a lot in the business news this year: This year, after all, there have been three...
Fewer than 4% devices had Embedded Security in 2018; by 2035, we will have 1 trillion connected devices.
This week's guest article was written by Andreas Kreß and Dr. Thaddäus Dorsch, who are both consultants at the HOOD Group. Thematically, this article fits in well with SE-Trends, as both the automotive industry and agile approaches have often been highlighted here. Andreas will be holding the Daily Build @ Hardware workshop at the ASK in Munich on October 25...
How would you react if someone told you that your product could be hacked to such an extent that it could lead to fatalities? This question is not out of the question: Pacemaker manufacturer Medtronic was warned and failed to act for 18 months. Is this irresponsible behavior, or is the security researcher-described...
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