Green Digital Mobility
… managing the complexity in the digital era
Mobility is getting revolutionized by Green and Digital Technologies, fostering companies to change business models, and consequently the way products are developed, produced, and operated. Continuous updates of software and hardware represent the ultimate measure to react in complex environments for ensuring sustainable systems, which is substantially enabled by Digitalization. Digital Twinning enables Software-defined Systems but inherently requires effective and efficient handling and approval of development artefacts.
About the symposium
The GSVF 2023 serves as a platform to discuss challenges and strengths of recent advances in virtual-enriched system development and operation. Industry currently moves away from strictly vertical to broadly horizontal vehicle system development approaches. Collaboration, virtualization, and agile-enriched processes are vital to cope with related complexity, uncertainties, quality, costs and timely delivery, to ultimately accelerate system delivery ensuring global competitiveness and market-shares.
The GSVF 2023 focuses on methods, tools, and processes for ensuring Green Digital Mobility.
Topics include but are not limited to
- Virtualization to support Digitalization
- Model-based Systems Engineering & Design
- Digital Twin perspectives and utilizations
- Continuous Integration and Test Factories
- Collaborative Engineering and Agile Culture
- Cloud and Edge Integration and related Architectures
- Challenges of Virtual Validation
- Data Availability, Data Traceability, Data analytics
- Machine Learning in Development and Operation
- Considering Emerging Standards (NCAP, scenarios, simulator interfaces, architectures, functional safety, security etc.)
Application areas
- Active Safety, Integrated Safety, and Driver Assistance
- Connected and Automated Driving
- Future Vehicle Architectures (E/E and Software)
- Vehicle Development (e.g. People Mover)
- Cross-domain Applicability (e.g. Avionics, Rail, Production)
Become a speaker
You have the talk. We have the audience!
Do you have a great topic to tell and want to inspire others with your knowledge?
This call for speakers is looking for experts, professionals, entrepreneurs, universities, R&D centres, associations and organisations with the most innovative and disruptive ideas.
Share it with us and send us your abstract to gsvf@v2c2.at.
Abstract should not exceed 350 words and contain, in addition, title, author names, affiliations, and email addresses an 3 – 5 keywords.
The conference language is English, presentations may be given in English or German; however, all submissions and slides should be in English.
We look forward to get in touch with you.
Timeline
Abstract Submission
End Of Review
Paper Final Version (Presentation)
Keynote Speakers
Ticket Fees
Payment only possible by credit card. Thank you for understanding.
Super Early Bird / € 299,00 excl.
(till 12th March, 2023)
Early Bird / € 750,00 excl.
(till 30th of June 2023)
University Member / € 500,00 excl.
Speaker/Presenter / € 450,00 excl.
Full Ticket / € 1.400,00 excl.
Organizer
Program Committee:
Jan Becker | Stanford University
Dr. Michael Paulweber | AVL List GmbH
Christoph Gümbel | future matters
Severin Stadler | Magna Steyr
Ulrich Schulmeister | Robert Bosch GmbH
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer Stark | Fraunhofer IPK
Prof. Dr. Hermann Steffan | VSI TU Graz
Prof. Dr. Martin Törngren | KTH, Stockholm
Dr. Gerd Rapin | VW AG
Carlo van Driesten | BMW AG
Conference Chairs:
Dr. Jost Bernasch – General Chair | Virtual Vehicle
Prof. Dr. Daniel Watzenig – Program Chair | Virtual Vehicle
Dr. Martin Benedikt – Program Chair | Virtual Vehicle
Dr. Joachim Taiber – Industry Chair | IAMTS
Keynote Speakers
Ulrich Schulmeister
Vice President Systems Engineering
Robert Bosch
“Challenges and Opportunities for Suppliers in a Changing Automotive World”
Maik Gummert
Head of E/E Virtual Validation and Simulation
Volkswagen AG
“With Continuous Integration (CI) to a sustainable mobility provider”
Uwe Class
Director Safe Mobility Systems
ZF Friedrichshafen
“Future Mobility and its Impact on Development & Testing.”
Björn Giesler
Director ADAS Function Development
Samsung
“When the requirements get agile, so should the development methods”
Program
Tuesday, May 07
DAY 1: AM
08:00 REGISTRATION, WELCOME COFFEE & BREAKFAST
09:00 OPENING
Jost Bernasch | CEO VIRTUAL VEHICLE
09:15 TALK: The automotive disruption and its impact on OEMs and their suppliers
Andreas Schneider
09:25 TALK: Future Automation in Development & Validation
Jost Bernasch | Virtual Vehicle
09:50 KEYNOTE: With Continuous Integration (CI) to a sustainable mobility provider
Maik Gummert ǀ Volkswagen
10:30 NETWORKING BREAK
11:00 Company Presentations
Gerhard Greiner | ALP.Lab
Peter Simon | ZALAZONE
11:10 First running Prototypes for Automated Engineering
Martin Benedikt, Jost Bernasch | VIRTUAL VEHICLE
11:35 KEYNOTE: Challenges and Opportunities for Suppliers in a Changing Automotive World
Ulrich Schulmeister ǀ Robert Bosch
12:15 LUNCH BREAK
DAY 1: PM
ROOM 1: AGILE ENGINEERING
13:45 Agile Modeling in Safety-Critical Environments
Roman Bretz ǀ LieberLieber
14:10 The role of HIL testing in agile development with continuous testing
Michael Beine ǀ dSpace GmbH
14:35 Continuous Integration and Validation Using Closed-Loop SiL Simulation for Propulsion Control and Calibration
Mattias Eriksson, Johannes Foufas ǀ Volvo Cars
15:00 A traceable development and testing methodology for embedded software
Nick van Kelevom ǀ Siemens Industry
ROOM 2: AUTOMATED DRIVE
13:45 ADAS & AD – Quo Vadis ? – Advanced Driver Assistance Systems on the way to Autonomous Driving
Holger Meinel
14:10 Towards a Generally Accepted Validation Methodology for Sensor Models – Challenges, Metrics and First Results
Philip Rosenberger ǀ TU Darmstadt
14:35 Road to integrated development & simulation platform for autonomous driving
Valerio Zanetti, Christer Neimöck, Andreas Findling | T-Systems, Cray
15:25 DEMO INTERACTIVE ZONE
16:45 Exploring Agile Model-Based Systems Engineering
Hans Vangheluwe ǀ University of Antwerp
17:10 Future Engineering Lab – Making Future Vehicle Engineering Methodology Tangible
Bernd Fachbach ǀ Virtual Vehicle
17:35 Digital Twin Knowledge Graph for Mobility Rolling Stock and Customer Service Systems
Andreas Grzona ǀ Siemens Mobility GmbH
16:45 Reachability based safety verification method
Jinwei Zhou ǀ Johannes Kepler
17:10 Agile-enriched Hybrid Simulation and Empirical X-in-the-loop Testing and Tuning Paradigms for ADAS Functions
Selim Solmaz ǀ Virtual Vehicle
17:35 A Seamless Toolchain for ADAS/AD Validation
Christian El Salloum ǀ AVL List GmbH
18:00 NETWORKING & BEER & SHUTTLE
19:30 EVENING EVENT at Freiblick
hosted by VIRTUAL VEHICLE
Wednesday, May 08
DAY 2: AM
08:00 Welcome Coffee
ROOM 1: AGILE ENGINEERING
08:30 Tool-chain enriched security development in automotive industry
Tom Vogt, Christoph Schmittner | TÜV Austria | AIT
08:55 Meeting the A-SPICE standard through model-based requirements and system engineering in the automotive industry
Lucas Kirsch, Rene Steinlechner | Contact Software
09:20 Current Research at German Aerospace Center (DLR) on Vehicle Dynamics and Control using Modelica and FMI Outlook on new Standards such as eFMI, DCP & SSP
Jonathan Brembeck | DLR
ROOM 2: VEHICLE DESIGN
08:30 Driving sound simulator as enabler for virtual prototyping
Bernd Philippen | Head Acoustics
08:55 Design and Virtual Evaluation of Disruptive Cabin Designs for Energy Efficiency and Comfort Using Human-Centered Methodologies
Peter Mörtel | Virtual Vehicle
09:20 Virtual Concept Definition of Hyundai’s I30N Vehicle
Joachim Ecker | AVL List GmbH
09:45 NETWORKING BREAK
10:15 Round Table
Table 1
Gero Mimberg | RWTH Aachen
Design Optimization of Li-Ion-Battery Modules for use as Thermal Storage
Table 2
Jacqueline Erhart | Asfinag
Connected Vehicle
Table 3
Gerhard Greiner, Christian Schwarzl | Alp.Lab
Vehicle DATA Analytics
Table 4
Christoph Gümbel, Michael Holzner, Martin Schuster, Bernd Fachbach | Future Matters, iCONDU, Audi AG, Virtual Vehicle
Key Factors for Vehicle Development 2030+
Table 5
Paolo Pretto | Virtual Vehicle
Human-centered driving simulation for automated vehicles
12:00 LUNCH BREAK
DAY 2: PM
ROOM 1: AGILE ENGINEERING
13:30 KEYNOTE: Future Mobility and its Impact on Development & Testing
Uwe Class ǀ ZF
14:10 KEYNOTE: When the requirements get agile, so should the development methods
Björn Giesler | Samsung
14:50 SHORT BREAK
15:05 Continuous Integration across roles and organizational units
Hubert Baumgartner | Robert Bosch
15:30 Conceptual modeling of a truck platooning system using CMMS framework
Oguz Icoglu | Ford Otosan
15:55 Innovative methods for reduced development times – The L2-Framework at the Volkswagen Group
Tony Porsch, Karlheinz Kunter | VW | VIRTUAL VEHICLE
16:20 SUMMARY
16:30 FAREWELL with drinks & snacks
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Become an Event Partner
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As a partner of Graz Symposium Virtual Vehicle, your company can shine through the rest when attracting the best and the brightest vehicle engineers and software developers. All while being placed in the centre of leading experts in agile principles.
AVL, Magna, Siemens, NVIDIA, Volkswagen Group, BMW Group, and many other industry-leading enterprises have been working with us to connect and engage with our audience of vehicle engineers, CI/CD researcher, and decision-makers.
Without further due, let’s discuss your exclusive appearance at the 14th Graz Symposium Virtual Vehicle that gathers 200+ experts in one place.
Contact
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Tel.: +43-316-873-9094
Address:
Virtual Vehicle Research GmbH
Inffeldgasse 21/A
8010 Graz, Austria
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