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Showing posts with label ISO 26262. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ISO 26262. Show all posts
Developing safety-critical systems? This book is for you
In-depth volume covers development of systems under the IEC 61508, ISO 26262, EN 50128, and IEC 62304 standards Paul Leroux In June, I told ...
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From ADAS to autonomous
A new webinar on how autonomous driving technologies will affect embedded software — and vice versa Paul Leroux When, exactly, will producti...
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One OS, multiple safety applications
The latest version of our certified OS for ADAS systems and digital instrument clusters has a shorter product name — but a longer list of ta...
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The A to Z of QNX in cars
ADAS,
Audi,
Concept car,
Connected Car,
Digital instrument clusters,
Ford,
GM,
ISO 26262,
mercedes,
Navigation,
Paul Leroux,
Porsche Carrera,
QNX CAR,
Toyota Entune
Over 26 fast facts, brought to you by the English alphabet Paul Leroux A is for Audi, one of the first automakers to use QNX technology in ...
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Developing software for safety-critical systems? Have I got a book for you
Paul Leroux Chris Hobbs is the only person I know who holds a math degree with a specialization in mathematical philosophy. In fact, before...
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Bringing safety assurance to automotive instrument clusters
Guest post by Chris Giordano, director of global business and software support, DiSTI Corporation Digital instrument clusters in automobiles...
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New to 26262? Have I got a primer for you
ADAS,
Autonomous cars,
Digital instrument clusters,
Driver distraction,
ISO 26262,
Paul Leroux,
Reliability,
Safety systems
Driver error is the #1 problem on our roads — and has been since 1869. In August of that year, a scientist named Mary Ward became the first ...
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Better safe than sorry — don’t miss our webinar on automotive systems
Lynn Gayowski I’m from Winnipeg where there is an extremely high population of terrible drivers, so I like to think I have a special unders...
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Static analysis, functional safety, and why you should attend this webinar
Let's cut to the chase. Any webinar hosted by Chris Hobbs, a member of the safe systems team at QNX, is worth a listen. I honestly can...
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The palindromic standard
The QNX OS for Automotive Safety was recently granted ISO 26262 certification. So why is that such a big deal? Allow me to explain. When it ...
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A matter of urgency: preparing for ISO 26262 certification
Yoshiki Chubachi Guest post by Yoshiki Chubachi, automotive business development manager for QNX Software Systems, Japan Two weeks ago in To...
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My top 10 QNX Auto posts from 2013
Normally, people write this kind of post at the beginning or end of a calendar year. But as an old friend once said, “Paul defines his own k...
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My top moments of 2013 — so far
Active noise control (ANC),
ADAS,
CES,
Concept car,
HTML5,
ISO 26262,
mercedes,
Paul Leroux,
QNX CAR,
Reference vehicle,
Safety systems
Paul Leroux Yes, I know, 2013 isn’t over yet. But it’s been such a milestone year for our automotive business that I can’t wait another two ...
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