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Session

B | Validation & Verification Stream | Case Study

Monday, March 17

11:15 AM - 11:45 AM

Live in Berlin

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As autonomous driving technologies continue to evolve, ensuring the safety and reliability of Level 3 and Level 4 autonomous vehicles becomes crucial. The presentation addresses some of the main challenges, critical aspects and best solution approaches to the complex of V&V specific to these advanced automation levels.

In this session, you will learn more about:

  • The main challenges of V&V for L3 & L4 AV
  • How to create comprehensive V&V strategies
  • How V&V processes can be improved for the successful deployment of L3 & L4 AVs
Presentation

Speaker

Sebastian Siegl

Expert Verification & Validation Strategy Responsable Automated Driving Functions, Audi AG

Sebastian Siegl is an experienced development specialist with a demonstrated background in verification and validation in complex system and function engineering throughout all project phases. His functions’ development experience is ranging from thermal management, safety, driver-assistance up to automated driving functions. He is skilled in autonomous vehicles, including the development pipeline, sensor technology, perception, machine learning, and project management. Sebastian is a strong operations professional with a Ph.D. in computer science. He possesses strong skills in leading vehicle-level testing and evaluation, especially within designing proving ground environments, with a focus on AD/ADAS testing capabilities. Sebastian is a highly accomplished professional in simulation, with a particular focus on virtual and hybrid ADAS/AD testing, XiL model development and integration for components, systems, and complete vehicles (conventional, hybrid, BEV), and virtual ECUs.

Company

Audi AG

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