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Mastering Transformation

The challenges are well known - but the automotive world still seems to be having difficulty finding suitable solutions. Long-time industry expert and consultant Joachim Langenwalter summarizes his diagnosis of the current situation in this short denominator

High Integration Characterizes the E/E Architectures of Tomorrow

The top trends of digitization, electrification, autonomous driving and connectivity are decisively shaping the E/E architectures in tomorrow's automobiles. The domain-oriented E/E architectures that still predominate lead to functional interdependencies that are almost impossible to manage. According to Dipl.-Ing. Kai Lars Barbehön (Vice President Central Control Units, Wire Harness, Power Supply of the BMW Group, Munich), one of the keynote speakers at the International VDI Congress ELIV 2023, the solutions for a holistic E/E architecture approach are obvious: The high integration of former domain computers in powerful integration platforms is just as much a part of this as zonal wiring system architectures.

Open Source Opens the Space for Innovation

Michael Plagge is Vice President Ecosystem Development at the Eclipse Foundation. He is responsible for the maintenance and growth of the Eclipse ecosystem. At the International VDI Congress ELIV, he will report on the Foundation's current projects and take part in a panel discussion on the topic of open source. In the run-up to the event, he answers our questions.

We need collaborative partnerships at eye level

In our interview, Igal Raichelgauz, Founder & CEO of Autobrains Technologies Ltd., talks about current market and technology trends, as well as the need for even closer collaboration between automotive manufacturers and technology companies in light of increasing software-centricity and future topics such as autonomous driving.

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Igal Raichelgauz, Founder & CEO, Autobrains Technologies Ltd., Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel