• Homologation in Transition 

    Homologation in Transition 

    Requirements for homologation are changing rapidly. Long, rigid approval cycles are giving way to flexible processes that allow faster updates and continuous compliance—without compromising safety standards.  Traditionally: V-model from regulatory analysis to type approval.  Continuous: Modular approvals, proactive engagement with authorities, continuous updates.  Core principle: Decoupling safety-critical (ASIL) and non-critical (QM) functions to balance agility […]

  • Over-the-Air Updates – Powering Connected Mobility

    Over-the-Air Updates – Powering Connected Mobility

    🚀 Over-the-Air Updates – Powering Connected Mobility Traditionally, vehicle software updates were carried out via OBD2 ports or physical storage media – often time-consuming, costly, and burdensome for workshops and vehicle owners. Over-the-Air (OTA) updates completely change the game: firmware, software, and security updates can be deployed remotely, quickly and at scale. This enables OEMs […]

  • Rethinking Automotive Testing: The Role of Virtual ECUs

    Rethinking Automotive Testing: The Role of Virtual ECUs

    Introduction In the article on Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs), we explored how the automotive industry is entering a new era — one where software plays a central role in vehicle functionality, adaptability, and innovation. As we look toward the development of future vehicles, it’s no longer enough to understand only mechanical systems; understanding software development processes […]