B | Standards & Regulations Stream | Solution Study
Tuesday, March 18
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Live in Berlin
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Hexagon has developed a precise GNSS-based localisation system and correction service that can be certified to ISO 26262 for use in ADAS and AD applications, and is currently working on integrating this system into mass-market deployment of passenger vehicles. We will present a summary of the system architecture, focusing on the differences compared with commercial systems that are required to achieve functional safety. We will also discuss some interesting integration and design tradeoffs that must be considered for vehicle function in terms of balancing the operational design domain (ODD), price and system performance.
Lance de Groot is the technology manager, safety critical systems for Hexagon’s Autonomy & Positioning division. In this role, he provides strategic direction for the technology roadmap and leads the development of our software positioning engine for functionally safe GNSS/INS positioning. Lance joined Hexagon │ NovAtel in 2008 and has worked on key projects, including ground reference receivers for SBAS networks, high-precision positioning and relative alignment algorithms for commercial applications, and safety-critical software for autonomous applications. Lance holds a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Geomatics Engineering from the University of Calgary.