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FuSa__General

Is the inverted V-model the secret to success?

Software development is fun! Which software development team is not happy to quickly turn a challenging customer request into an exciting solution and to present a first prototype? On the other hand, any motivation of a development team is quickly gone if you say that a project will be implemented in the waterfall model in […]

9. September 2021/0 Comments/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
B_Validation and Verification

Testing AI systems – possible or impossible?

What feelings does the term artificial intelligence (AI) evoke in you? For some, a future without the use of artificially intelligent systems is no longer imaginable. In this world, artificial intelligence helps autonomous driving to make a breakthrough, reliably makes medical diagnoses and autonomous robots care for our elderly. For many other people, these are […]

14. May 2021/0 Comments/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
A_Requirement Engineering

Requirement Engineering 2.0 – Approaches how the method needs to be enhanced!

Many books have been written in the last 30 years on the subject of requirement engineering. The method has been designed and improved. The great success of these efforts lies in the fact that the awareness of the topic has been raised in a broad professional audience. There is hardly anyone today who would fundamentally […]

4. August 2020/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
B_Validation and Verification

Static analysis and dynamic testing: What are the strengths and weaknesses?

Static analysis and dynamic testing: Even after several decades of software engineering, we still far away from guaranteed error-free software. Even for software developed to the highest safety standards, no one can guarantee absolute freedom from errors. All functional safety standards recognize that a guaranteed error-free software (with the current state of the technology) cannot […]

4. August 2020/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
B_Validation and Verification

Risk-based testing: Method for identifying the right test cases

There is no such thing as bug-free software! Nevertheless, software is successfully used even in very critical systems. The software development processes have become so mature that it is possible to reduce the number of errors in the software reliably to such an extent that the number of system errors which have their cause in […]

23. March 2020/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
FuSa_Automotive

ISO 26262 Confidence in the use of software tools – A feasible strategy!

ISO 26262 Confidence in the use of softwar tools: ISO 26262-8 in chapter 11 defines the requirements for software tools that are used in an ISO 26262 compliant software development process. In the practical usage of chapter 11 of ISO 26262-8 many questions often arise, which partly lead to very creative approaches regarding tool qualification. […]

10. March 2020/0 Comments/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
B_Validation and Verification

Comparison and evaluation of different test design techniques.

The complexity of technical systems has been increasing for years and there is no foreseeable end to this. The crucial driver of innovation is software. Very powerful hardware in combination with complex software are the basis for trends such as IOT, autonomous driving, Smart Home and human-robot collaboration, to list just a few. Today, software […]

15. February 2020/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
FuSa_Railway

EN 50129 Safety Case

The EN 50129 safety case is the structured and documented safety statement that the conditions for safety acceptance have been fulfilled. The safety case includes all safety-relevant aspects of the product life cycle. When creating the document, the challenge is therefore to present a wide range of information in a clear and comprehensible manner. EN […]

7. February 2020/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
FuSa_Automotive

ISO 21448 – Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF) Why is it required?

The ISO 21448 Safety of the Intended Functionality defines methods for failure resulting from the limitation of a functionality. ISO 26262 deals with concepts, procedures and measures for failures resulting from random hardware failures or systematic HW/SW failures. Many experts see the SOTIF standard as a normative support for the realization of autonomous driving. This […]

24. January 2020/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
FuSa_Agriculture

ISO 25119: Software Development for Tractors and Machinery for agriculture and forestry

ISO 25119: The norm describes the safety requirements for tractors and machinery for agriculture and forestry. The standard is a sector specific implementation of IEC 61508 and consists of 4 parts. Like other functional safety standards, ISO 25119 specifies various levels of criticality. The standard defines the Agricultural Performance Level (AgPL) QM, a – e. […]

9. January 2020/by HEICON Global Engineering GmbH
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