Focus Day | Tuesday, April 26, 2022


ISO 26262 REDEFINED

Re-writing the Safety Bible: The evolving role of ISO 26262 in the standardisation ecosystem as we enter a new era of mobility.

Hosted by Automotive IQ in Partnership with The 26262 Club

In this year’s edition, the 26262 club opens up the discussion on the anticipated third edition and the emerging role of ISO 26262 within the evolving standards ecosystem. We bring on stage key global players from WG8 alongside authors of the most prominent upcoming standards and share must-have insights from the global standardisation community. Goal of the day is to facilitate collaboration and open discussion between different groups and practitioners.

What to expect:

•   Round table discussions with international and national members of WG 8 on anticipated changes

•   Navigating through different standards requirements: Best practices from top practitioners and Must-Do’s vs Good-to-Do’s to ensure safe operations

•   Active participation from international members of the most important standards and side by side comparison on application 

9:00 am - 10:00 am Registration & Welcome Coffee

Session 1: Insights from the Standardisation Scene


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Prof. Dr. Kai Höfig

Professor
Hochschule Rosenheim

10:10 am - 10:50 am Overview of Current and Upcoming Standards Affecting Functional Safety

Dave Higham - VP Functional Safety, Codasip
  • Status quo on ISO 26262 3rd edition preparations
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Dave Higham

VP Functional Safety
Codasip


10:50 am - 11:20 am Updates on ISO PAS 8800 Road Vehicles

Dr. Tomislav Lovric - Principal Process Architect, NVIDIA Automotive

Safety and Artificial Intelligence

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Dr. Tomislav Lovric

Principal Process Architect
NVIDIA Automotive

11:20 am - 12:00 pm ODD Based Framework for Safety for Automated Driving Systems

Dr. Siddartha Khastgir - Head of Verification & Validation, WMG, University of Warwick

Interactions between upcoming standards - TS 5083, ISO 21448 and others

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Dr. Siddartha Khastgir

Head of Verification & Validation
WMG, University of Warwick

11:50 am - 12:20 pm Influence of ISO 26262 Across Industry Sectors

Dr. Ireri Ibarra - Global Head of Functional Safety, Dana Inc.


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Dr. Ireri Ibarra

Global Head of Functional Safety
Dana Inc.

12:20 pm - 1:20 pm Lunch Break and Networking


•   Welcome to the newcomers: Explanation of ISO 26262 revision structure and key national working groups for getting involved.

•   Updates on third edition planning timeline and discussion on potential revisions based on lessons learnt of the past two years.

•   Working Group 8, Meet Working Group 13: Standardising ML and AI for automated driving systems through ISO/AWI TS 5083.

•   Side by side comparison of requirements of the newly released editions of ISO/SAE 21434, SOTIF, ASPICE, ISO/SAE PAS 22736.

Session 2: Interrelation of Standards From User's Perspective

1:20 pm - 1:30 pm Opening Remarks


1:30 pm - 2:00 pm Case Study 1: Is a paradigm shift needed to fulfill the legal and standard expectations on ALKS

Dr. Håkan Sivencrona - Chief Safety Officer, Zenseact

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Dr. Håkan Sivencrona

Chief Safety Officer
Zenseact


2:00 pm - 2:30 pm Case study 2: Safety case for global shutter

Dr. Amir Klug - ADAS Senior Technical Marketing Manager, STMicroelectronics
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Dr. Amir Klug

ADAS Senior Technical Marketing Manager
STMicroelectronics

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Case Study 3: ISO 26262 Pain points

Gareth Price - Director Software Delivery, Eatron Technologies
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Gareth Price

Director Software Delivery
Eatron Technologies

3:00 pm - 3:30 pm Coffee Break

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Gareth Price

Director Software Delivery
Eatron Technologies

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Dr. Roger Rivett

Programme Fellow, AAIP
University of York

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Dave Higham

VP Functional Safety
Codasip

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Dr. Håkan Sivencrona

Chief Safety Officer
Zenseact

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Dr. Ireri Ibarra

Global Head of Functional Safety
Dana Inc.

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David Boymanns

Functional Safety Expert
BMW

4:00 pm - 4:15 pm Exercise results

•   Application of ISO 26262 within the newly complexed standards ecosystem.

•   Requirements overlap: Overview of overlapping and often competing requirements.

•   Change management: Tackling standard’s updates in internal processes and assuring compliance continuation.

•   Compliance with all: Can you and should you comply with all upcoming standards and guidelines.

Roundtables: Feedback round and identifying solutions to pain points 

Session 3: Discussion on Upcoming Third Edition

  • Addressing all questions regarding the planning of the third edition
  • Opportunity for input to international WG members
  • Hot topics ready for revision
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Dave Higham

VP Functional Safety
Codasip

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Dr. Tomislav Lovric

Principal Process Architect
NVIDIA Automotive

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Dr. Håkan Sivencrona

Chief Safety Officer
Zenseact

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Dr. Pierre Metz

Global Lead Functional Safety
Brose Group

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Chanthachith Souvanthong

Corporate Functional Safety Manager
ON Semiconductor

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Dr. Ireri Ibarra

Global Head of Functional Safety
Dana Inc.

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Riccardo Vincelli

Senior Manager, Functional Safety Competence Center
Renesas

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Networking Drinks Reception


About The 26262 Club

The 26262 club is a community-driven online media platform and discussion forum that is formed by international ISO 26262 working group members and international functional safety practitioners. Our goal is to share non-competitive best practices to ensure the safety of electronic systems and encourage collaboration among the automotive value chain. The 26262 club also gives back to the industry by sponsoring students and encouraging them to pursue careers in this field. We welcome discussions with practitioners of all knowledge levels and we hope to share some best practices with you. 

Organising committee: https://the26262club.com/the-club/community-meetings/about-us/