This presentation focuses on the E/E and SW architecture for future-ready machinery. It will start with operator assistance systems and how they are implemented, before looking at the autonomy domain and providing more detail about most of the respective engineering domains. By covering aspects like sensing, computing, AI, telematics and OTA updates, it will emphasize what a good architecture should look like, to cover for OAS and to be ready for future autonomy – with the same HW architecture. This will be illustrated using the example of an actual safety assist OAS, including surround view, evolving to automated and safe driving.

• E/E and SW architecture considerations for future readiness, including AI and OTA updates
• What software-defined vehicle means with respect to the electronics architecture and its capabilities, such as automated parameterization
• How operator assistance systems can naturally evolve to automated driving and autonomy