Mind the Gaps Webinar Series
Webinar: AI Meets V-Cycle: Luxury Addition or Safety Imperative?
20 MAY 2025
09:30 AM - 11:00 AM ET
15:30 - 17:00 CET
In this upcoming webinar on "AI in the V-Model", part of the Mind the Gaps Webinar Series presented by IEEE SA's Mobility Global Practice, we'll start by exploring the V-Model's critical role in automotive system engineering, emphasizing its importance as a framework for system development and testing. We'll discuss how AI can be seamlessly integrated at various stages of the V-Model, from requirement analysis to system testing, highlighting practical examples and real-life applications.
The session will feature engaging case studies that showcase the successes and challenges of implementing AI within this framework. We'll also examine how AI transforms the verification and validation phases, potentially automating and enhancing these processes. We'll tackle the ethical considerations of using AI in system development, focusing on building trust in these AI-driven systems. To wrap up, we'll peek into the future trends of AI in the V-Model and open the floor for an interactive Q&A session, encouraging participants to share their experiences and voice their concerns about integrating AI into their development processes.
What will the audience learn from this webinar? Why join?
During the webinar, attendees will learn how artificial intelligence can be woven into the V-Model, enhancing every phase of automotive system development. This session will provide a deep dive into the strategic integration of AI, from initial requirements gathering to testing and validation, offering practical techniques that can transform system design and efficiency.
Through engaging real-world examples and in-depth case studies, attendees will see AI's successful application within the V-Model firsthand and gain insights into how theoretical concepts are turned into practical outcomes. The workshop will address the challenges of integrating AI into automotive systems, such as technical obstacles and ethical considerations, and explore ways to overcome these challenges to ensure reliability and safety in AI-driven systems.
Looking forward, the session will highlight emerging trends and potential future innovations in AI that could impact the V-Model, preparing attendees to anticipate and adapt to changes in the field. The webinar's interactive nature will encourage attendees to apply what they learn directly to their own projects, enhancing their problem-solving skills and practical understanding.
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SPEAKERS
Simon Burton
University of York
Dave Graves
System Application Engineer
Yves Peirsman
Deontic
Kavitha Narayanaswamy
MulticoreWare Inc
Issues to be covered include the following:
- What is the potential of AI in V-Model for the Automotive industry?
- Which is the potential for the society?
- Are there any changes/challenges in daily use of the vehicle?
- What are the Automotive specific aspects at the development process?
- Is a regulation framework needed or on the way already?
- How can AI enhance the efficiency and accuracy of the requirement analysis phase in the V-Model?
- What are the best practices for integrating AI into system and architectural design within the V-Model?
- What challenges arise when applying AI in the integration and testing phases, and how can they be mitigated?
- Can AI be used to automate the validation and verification processes in the V-Model? If so, what are the potential risks and rewards?
- What ethical considerations must be addressed when deploying AI-driven technologies in safety-critical automotive systems?
- How can trust be established in systems developed with AI, particularly regarding their predictability and reliability?
- What are the future trends in AI technologies that could further impact the V-Model in automotive engineering?
- How can organizations prepare their engineering teams to implement and manage AI enhancements in the V-Model effectively?
Who should attend the workshop?
- Key automotive industry leaders such as OEMs and suppliers on all levels to widen knowledge
- Researchers / Innovators to come up with new ideas and novel approaches
- Engineers of the mobility industry
- Mobility service providers
- Road operators and Traffic Managers
- Software and internet companies
- Public Authorities
- Private and Public Operators (Fleet Managers, Service Providers)
- Semiconductor firms (AI platforms)
- Telecom operators
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