​Often it is not well understood how a sound and structured firmware development life cycle is essential in the creation of a product where the end user’s security and life safety are primary concerns. Companies may struggle with compliance requirements which their solution is ill equipped to meet, and even if compliance is achieved, substantially more design iteration — and therefore time, effort and cost — are needed than was originally assumed and planned for.

​Join this session to learn how a sensible and disciplined approach to embedded software and firmware design, informed by requirements for aligning with industry standards, is invaluable in the development of safe and robust solutions for the autonomous, connected mobility and EV space.

​Join to:

• ​Understand fundamental principles and best practices of firmware design for mobility and EV applications, where safety and reliability are paramount.
• ​Gain insights into industry standards, compliance requirements, and coding practices that ensure secure, maintainable, and certifiable embedded software in safety-critical systems.
• ​Explore real-world examples from NeuronicWorks’ development processes to see how design discipline, testing, and documentation translate into successful, conformant products.

​This session is designed for engineers, developers, product managers, and technology leaders working in smart devices, connected mobility, EV platforms, or autonomous systems.

​SPEAKER:

​Dayman Pang, Firmware Team Lead @ NeuronicWorks Inc.