Infotainment and electronic vehicle systems have seen a dramatic increase in complexity creating several software and systems safety and development challenges. The ISO 26262 automotive functional safety standard is a critical compliance element for addressing these challenges.

In this webinar, learn how a safety-certifiable implementation of DDS can reduce certification costs of your project by at least $2 million. We will also discuss testability of distributed systems, how to avoid sources of non-determinism, design alternatives to reliable communication, and more.

Todays emerging IoT, Wearable and Smart Analogue designs are seen to be extremely complex to design due to the mixed signal aspect of the device.

It is a common belief that creating such a mixed signal design with an embedded CPU, flash, analogue, and radio is very hard to do.

The unmanned systems market is one the fastest growing segments of the military industry and promises to have an even greater impact in the commercial world as the FAA begins to open its skies to drones. With such tremendous growth embedded software designers of unmanned systems are faced with increasing pressure to deliver their more complex products faster than ever before while managing new requirements and regulations along the supply chain.

Learn how to use Polyspace to meet DO-178 requirements, and achieve zero runtime errors in your most critical embedded software. Find out how engineers are using Polyspace static analysis tools to check for standards compliance, find difficult coding bugs, prove robustness, and meet DO-178 requirements.

In todays world of e-commerce, M2M, and cloud services, its critical for development and operational processes to embrace and account for these trends or risk failure.

Development processes for telecommunications typically include a mix of information and data models, internally developed software, and third party or open source software.

The Do It Yourself (DIY) craze started with techy hobbyists building robotics and sensor equipment with low cost, but high tech, platforms. The availability of these DIY platforms has exploded due to the very low cost of entry and software/operating systems that support these platforms.

The current budget-constrained environment in the Department of Defense is forcing many manned aircraft platforms to operate longer than their original planners intended often requiring continued refresh of their avionics hardware and software, which means more opportunities for avionics upgrades. These upgrades will introduce more complex and sophisticated avionics, which will require expensive and time-consuming safety and security certification.

Whether you are in defense, medical, energy, avionics, unmanned systems, air-traffic control, automotive or financial trading, this webinar will provide applicable information on the major new innovations in Connext DDS v5. 1.

I/O handling and inter-partition communication present challenges to developers of safety-critical avionics systems and software. One particular challenge involves managing the volatility of data handling on typical avionics programs.