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Engineering support for automotive embedded systems beyond Autosar

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The future de-facto standard for automotive Electric/Electronic (E/E) software architectures of the AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture (Autosar) initiative is gaining momentum in the automotive industry. This is manifested by the fact that vehicle manufacturers and Tier-1 suppliers are committed to this standard. The initiative’s main focus is on software (SW) components at implementation level. EAST-ADL2 is an architecture description language, which is based on Autosar concepts and extends the initiative towards a system engineering approach for automotive embedded software.

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References

  1. EAST-ADL2: www.east-adl.org

  2. Autosar. Automotive Open System Architecture, www.autosar.org

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  1. Continental Automotive France, Toulouse, France

    Philippe Cuenot (Software Innovation Project Leader)

  2. ETAS GmbH, Stuttgart, Germany

    Patrick Frey (Research Engineer)

  3. Mentor Graphics, Gothenburg, Sweden

    Rolf Johansson (Product Architect)

  4. Volvo Technology Corporation, Gothenburg, Sweden

    Henrik Lönn (Research Engineer)

  5. CEA LIST, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

    David Servat (Research Engineer)

  6. Volvo Technology Corporation, Gothenburg, Sweden

    Ramin Tavakoli Kolagari (Research Engineer)

  7. KTH, Stockholm, Sweden

    Martin Törngren (Professor in embedded control systems)

  8. Carmeq GmbH, Berlin, Germany

    Matthias Weber (System Architect)

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Cuenot, P., Frey, P., Johansson, R. et al. Engineering support for automotive embedded systems beyond Autosar. ATZ Autotechnol 9, 46–50 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03247113

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