Embedded Software Engineering Kongress 2022
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Abdelillah Ymlahi Ouazzani
ISO21448, also known as SOTIF (Safety of the Intended Functionality), is a recently released ISO standard in 2022 that complements the traditional functional safety standard ISO26262. While ISO26262 primarily addresses hazards caused by system failures, SOTIF focuses on potential hazards arising from functional insufficiencies of the intended functionality at the vehicle level. Even if an Electrical/Electronic (E/E) system is free from faults addressed in the ISO26262 series, it can still exhibit unsafe behavior due to functional insufficiencies that were not revealed during the system verification and validation processes. High-Performance Computing (HPC) systems are commonly used to support E/E systems with advanced capabilities such as automated driving, enhanced connectivity, and electrification. However, integrating SOTIF considerations into HPC systems presents unique challenges and opportunities. Understanding and addressing these implications is crucial to ensure the safe and reliable operation of these complex systems. This paper aims to explore the specific implications of incorporating SOTIF in HPC systems. By analyzing the potential impacts on system design, we can gain insights into the necessary measures to effectively mitigate SOTIF-related risks.
Elektrobit France
  • Vortrag Enabling Safety on High-Performance Computing Systems (Englisch) Autor:in Risks and challenges of unqualified software and hardware
    Datum: 07.12.2022 , Zeit: 16:45 | Thema: Safety
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