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(Room: Foyer) Software defined Variant Management: Cutting the Gordian knot: Addressing the complexity of vehicle variants with SDV
How to bring Variant Awareness in Rapid Prototyping Cases using TPLE and digital.auto? (Chris Seiler, Mercedes-Benz AG)
To enable rapid prototyping of new software-defined features within the vehicle digital.auto is a perfect and easy to learn platform using the industry standard VSS(vehicle signal specification) to abstract the vehicle's hardware-defined capabilities. In this presentation we demonstrate a showcase in digital.auto that is powered by a new solution called TPLE that enables variant management of software-defined vehicles end-to-end.
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How holistic PLE enables the Software-defined Vehicle (Robert Hellebrand, pure systems GmbH)
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Chris Seiler studied Information Technology at the University of Cooperative Education in Stuttgart and holds a Dipl.-Ing.(BA) and an MBA from the Open University.
He has held various roles in software projects in the telecommunications, airline and automotive industries.
Since 2007 he has been involved with automotive diagnostics and software update issues.
After joining in 2016, he developed the remote variant coding solution of Mercedes-Benz Passenger Cars.
Within MB.OS Chris is responsible for the topic Configuration Management as Product Owner and is the Product Owner of the TPLE ecosystem.
More information about the speaker: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seilerc/
Since 2014, Robert Hellebrand advocates feature-based Product Line Engineering as a company-wide approach to increase efficiency in system and software engineering. At pure-systems he has the role of Principal Field Application Engineer and is leading the Field Application Engineering Team that introduces customers and partners around the globe to Product Line Engineering with pure::variants and supports them with their methodological and tool-based experience.
He holds a Diploma in Industrial Engineering from the Technical University of Kaiserslautern (RPTU).
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