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1. Dr.-Ing. Michael Deubzer, CTO,
Timing-Architects Embedded Systems GmbH, Germany
Jens Harnisch,
Tool Line Manager,
Infineon AG, Germany
Dominik Reinhardt,
Research Engineer and Computer
Scientist, Software Architecture
and Platform Software,
BMW AG, Germany
Jongtaek Han,
Senior Research Engineer,
Hyundai-Motor Company,
South Korea
Christos Ebert,
Test Software Powertrain,
AUDI AG, Germany
Chairman
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• Discuss with leading specialists from BMW, Audi, Bosch and Continental on
how to successfully migrate from single-core to multi-core technology
• Hear from OEMs and suppliers on best-practices and benefit from expert
knowledge on the integration of the new technology into the development
process
• Gain valuable insights into how to manage the new complexity arising
from the parallel nature of multi-core systems
• Learn which solutions OEMs and suppliers are using to master the new
challenges, manage short development times and meet safety goals
Meet leading international
companies and institutes such as
• BMW AG
• AUDI AG
• Infineon AG
• Robert Bosch GmbH
• Hyundai-Motor Company
• Continental Automotive GmbH
• TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH
• Karlsruhe Institute of
Technology – KIT
• Multicore Association
International Conference
AUTOMOTIVE EMBEDDED
MULTI-CORE SYSTEMS
Challenge existing problems and identify
actionable solutions on automotive
multi-core systems
16 – 18 September 2014 • Stuttgart Marriott Hotel Sindelfingen, Germany
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2. Dear colleagues,
Software-driven functionality has emerged in many automotive applications during the last
decades and significantly improved efficiency, comfort and safety of personal mobility.
However, although control units have brought significant improvements, most systems are
far away from fulfilling the criteria which the majority would call adaptive, intelligent or even
completely safe.
The demand for better safety functions, zero emissions and sophisticated comfort features
are factors that express the need for additional and intelligent use of processing power
within automotive control units. Due to the physical restriction, single core processors are no
longer adequate to satisfy requirements of next-generation control units. This makes changes
towards a new processing technology with multi-core inevitable.
Multi- and many-core processors will be the technology which forms the basis of future
control units, but as you all know, the technical questions arising with tightly coupled parallel
processing and dynamic behavior are big challenges for the complete domain.
With its specifically tailored program, the “Automotive Multi-Core Systems 2014“ is an
unique forum for exchange of views and experiences among experts facing the challenges
posed by multi-core technology, in order to lay the foundations for the next years.
Join us in looking forward to exciting talks, technical discussions and building a roadmap for
future embedded software development.
See you in Stuttgart!
Dr. Michael Deubzer, CTO,
Timing Architects Embedded Systems GmbH, Germany
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Sponsors
Elektrobit Automotive GmbH
Am Wolfsmantel 46
91085 Erlangen, Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 9131 7701-0
FAX: +49 (0) 9131 7701-6333
sales.automotive@elektrobit.com
www.automotive.elektrobit.com
Elektrobit (EB) Automotive represents one of the most
important suppliers of embedded software solutions for the
automotive industry. In addition to the development of inno-
vative products, it also specializes in services and consult-
ing for the automotive industry, supplying implementations
of serial software solutions for a broad range of AUTOSAR
& Functional Safety (Single- and Multicore) devices as well
as infotainment, navigation, HMI and driver assistance
systems. EB continues to invest in feature integration and
development tools so that the in-vehicle devices get to
market more quickly and ship in volume sooner.
Lead sponsor
Timing-Architects Embedded Systems GmbH
Bruderwöhrdstr. 15b
93055 Regensburg, Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 941 604 889 250
FAX: +49 (0) 941 604 889 259
info@timing-architects.com
www.timing-architects.com
Timing-Architects (TA) is an internationally operating high-
tech company, specialized in the optimization of software
for embedded multi- and many-core real-time systems.
For their innovative tool solution “TA Tool Suite” the com-
pany received multiple awards and is also recognized by
experts as a leading player in research and development
of multi-core embedded systems.
iSystem AG
Carl-Zeiss-Str 1
85247 Schwabhausen, Germany
www.isystem.com
iSYSTEM is a privately held company headquartered in
Germany, close to Munich. Since its foundation in 1986,
iSYSTEM is an independent manufacturer and provider of
embedded software debugging, analysis and test tools.The
flexible integration and application of iSYSTEM solutions
within the entire development process is enabled by open
and public interfaces (APIs) that also allow engineers to
automate timing analysis and testing.
International Conference
AUTOMOTIVE EMBEDDED
MULTI-CORE SYSTEMS

3. 08:30 Registration and welcome coffee
Who's who wall
Learn about your peers. Discover who else is
participating in the conference. The matchmaking wall
will help you identify the delegates you want to meet
at the conference.
09:15 Opening remarks by conference chairman
Dr. Michael Deubzer, CTO,
Timing Architects Embedded Systems GmbH, Germany
Overcoming multi-core challenges
09:20 Automotive multi-core challenge – a reflection on the
last years and outlook
• Status report on lessons learned from successful
projects
• Technical and high-level benefits for the automotive
industry
• Challenges which have to be addressed from the
developmental point of view
• Possibilities for the future – control unit generation
beyond migration
Dr. Michael Deubzer, CTO,
Timing Architects Embedded Systems GmbH, Germany
10:05 Speed Networking and Business Card Exchange
Get connected to the other delegates in short one to one
meetings. Share your professional background, discuss
your business issues briefly and find out who you have to
catch up with.
Don´t forget your business cards!
10:35 Networking morning coffee
11:05 Deep Insight with In-System Tracing
• Hard real time on multi-core requires tracing
• Why AURIX sets the benchmark in this area
• How to use trace beyond debugging
Dr. Albrecht Mayer,
Senior Principal for Emulation Systems and Tooling,
Infineon AG, Germanyy
11:50 Distributed software (SW) development: OEM and
supplier cooperation
• Overview of challenges, risks and opportunities
• The need for standardised interfaces between parties
• Case-study: Successful cooperation for efficient
SW development
Christos Ebert, Test Software Powertrain,
AUDI AG, Germany
12:35 Networking luncheon
14:05 Industry standards to support multi-core and many-core
system development
• Describing a common software-hardware interface
between the multi-core processor hardware and the
software tools
• Optimising development tools to more efficiently utilise
multi-core and many-core hardware
• Programming models and the use of software standards
as applied to multicore applications
• Creating portable and scalable solutions for multicore
systems
Masaki Gondo,
eSOL/Multicore Association Working Group Chair, USA
Mastering the challenge of designing a multi-core system
14:50 Large scale software integration within domain-
oriented automotive E/E-systems
• Challenges for future software consolidation on domain
controller units
• An intrusive and non-intrusive integration methodology
for safety-relevant software
• A case study for large scale software integration within
a virtualized system
Dominik Reinhardt, Research Engineer and Computer
Scientist,
BMW AG, Germany
15:35 Afternoon coffee and networking opportunity
16:05 Panel discussion:
Collaboration models between TIER 1 and OEMs for
multi-core projects – lessons learned from pilot projects
• Comprehensive exchange process of system models
• Evaluation of the system modules as well as the overall
system
• Mastering of multi-core requirements definition and
exchange
Interactive 45-minute session on the challenges and
opportunities of multi-core systems in the automotive
industry
with participation from
Dr. Oliver Sander, Research Group Leader and Senior Scientist,
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
And other selected speakers of the day
16: 50 Automotive Railway Avionics Multi-core Systems
(ARAMiS)
• Overview of the ARAMiS project - challenges and goals
• Selected project results for safety critical and mixed
critical systems
• Comparability of multi-core systems in automotive and
avionics
Dr. Oliver Sander, Research Group Leader and Senior Scientist,
Institute for Information Processing Technologies (KIT ITIV),
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
17: 35 Closing remarks by conference chairman
Dr. Michael Deubzer, CTO,
Timing Architects Embedded Systems GmbH, Germany
Reception and evening networking get-together
Join us for an informal evening get-together!
This is an excellent opportunity for you to meet the
other attendees and make new business contacts.
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4. 09:15 Welcome coffee
09:40 Opening remarks and summary of the result of conference
day one by conference chairman
Dr. Michael Deubzer, CTO,
Timing Architects Embedded Systems GmbH, Germany
Successful application and optimisation of multi-core systems
in the automotive domain
09:45 How fit is AUTOSAR for Multi-Core Systems?
• Current state of AUTOSAR's multi-core support
• Scenarios that draw the attention to multi-core specific
questions and challenges in the particular context
• Possible future directions in improving the AUTOSAR
standard
Stefan Kuntz, Division Powertrain, Engine Systems,
Continental Automotive GmbH, Germany
10:30 AMALTHEA – an open tool platform for embedded
multi-core systems
• The AMALTHEA project
motivation and goals, contributors
• The AMALTHEA tool platform
technical description
open-source distribution
• Multi-core use cases
software partitioning
scheduling simulation
tracing
• Outlook
Harald Mackamul, Senior Expert, Systems Engineering,
Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany
11:15 Morning coffee and networking opportunity
11:45 Panel discussion:
Setting frameworks for the development of multi-core
systems
• Discuss requirements and traceability
• Evaluate ways of assessing the quality of open-source
solutions
• Methods of profiling different interface formats
Interactive 45-minute session on the challenges and
opportunities of multi-core systems in the automotive
industry
with participation from
Jens Harnisch, Tool Line Manager,
Infineon AG, Germany
And other selected speakers of the day
12:30 Networking luncheon
14:00 Efficient task allocation of hybrid vehicles' integrated
controller software into a multi-core micro-controller
• Efficient task allocation
• HEV's Integrated controller
• CPU load-balancing
• Reducing network communication load
Jongtaek Han, Senior Research Engineer,
Hyundai-Motor Company, South Korea
14:45 Functional safety in the automotive industry – Status
quo upcoming trends from the point of view of a
certification authority
• Organising crew training to ensure efficient operation of
BWM system
• Achieving compliance in service
• Managing sediments according to BWM plan
• Monitoring treatment performance
Andreas Bärwald, Business Line Manager,
TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH, Germany
15:30 QA-session:
Drive innovation and design your own agenda
Create your own agenda! Is there a burning issue you
would love to see discussed that is not on the agenda?
Nominate the subject you would love to hear about and if
there is consensus from your peer group we will endeavour
to find an expert to address it, failing that we will moderate
a group discussion on the topic in question.
16:00 Closing remarks and summary of the conference outcome
by conference chairman
Dr. Michael Deubzer, CTO,
Timing Architects Embedded Systems GmbH, Germany
16:15 Networking afternoon coffee and final get-together
• Helpful tips in software design for boosting multi-core projects
• Overview of market-proven technologies and solutions – select what you need for your project
• Content-mix between standard, cutting-edge and future technologies
• Control your multi-core systems by gaining system knowledge and providing ways to explore full potential
08:30 Registration and welcome coffee
10:30 Refreshment break and networking
Part I: 09:00 – 12:00
• Software Modeling: How to abstract application in order to
manage complexity
• Multi-core hardware: Overview of technologies from a software
point of view
• Requirements: How to quantitatively describe fitness of a system
• Constrains: how to define new software architecture design
restrictions
• Execution architectures: How to connect the dots (.. bringing
application to hardware and fulfill all requirements and constraints)
• Multi-core scheduling: basics and overviews of validated approaches
12:00 Networking luncheon
14:30 Refreshment break and networking
Part II: 13:00 – 16:00
• How to bring your multi-core development to success
• Multicore design: Planning a system beginning with software
architecture solutions
• Multi-core exploration: Finding adequate software architecture
solutions
• Multi-core target verification: Guaranteeing correctness of target
16:00 End of workshop day
Foundation of Multi-Core Software Engineering
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Conference Day Two • Wednesday, 17 September 2014
Interactive Workshop Day • Thursday, 18 September 2014
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