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F-7761_C (2011-06)
Challenges of Automotive
Product Development:
Lean Development Using
Modeling and Simulation
Tools
Dr. Naveen Gautam
Hella India Automotive
Challenges of Automotive Product Development: Lean Development
Using Modeling and Simulation Tools
Dr. Naveen Gautam, Hella India Automotive
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Agenda
1 Automotive Trends and Technological Demands
2 Development Challenges and Potential Approach
3 Possible solutions by Model based Development
Automotive Trends and Technological Demands: Overview
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Major Automotive
Trends
Technological Demands Developmental
Challenges
Fuel Efficiency and
environment friendliness
More sensors, actuators, electonification
of accessories , light weighting, down
sizing, complete combustions,
hybridization and electrical drive
High level of complex
interactions, multiple
disciplines are interacting
Connectivity and comfort
Continuous interaction with
infrastructure and environment,
Interfacing with consumer electronics
Driving distraction autonomous
driving
more is less
Changes need to be brought
faster but in more reliable
and safer manner
Active safety
driver assistance autonomous
driving,
passive safety is hygiene
Changes need to be brought
faster but in more reliable
and safer manner
PersonalizationFreedom for configuration and
adaptation
Transparent and reliable
technology deployment
Need Highly skilled and stable workforce to realize the demand
Development Challenges and Approach
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Developmental
Challenges
Development
Approach
High level of complex
interactions, multiple
disciplines are interacting
Predefined interfaces
Plug and play architecture
Encapsulation
Changes need to be
brought faster but in more
reliable and safer manner
Scalable architecture
Systematic reuse
Appropriate modularity
Transparent and reliable
technology deployment
Fail-safe integration
Crazy complex combinations
exploration
Automated and quick
validation
Less experienced and
unstable workforce
Easy to develop, faster to
validation and easy to
maintain
Potential
Solutions
• Salable architecture
• Modularity in design
• Design by Reuse
• Standardized
interfaces (AutoSAR)
• Model Based
Development
• Model based
automated testing
• Full coverage in
testing
• High integrity standard
for Functional Safety
Lean Development Approach : Focus on Reusability at all levels
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Low
G
ranula
rity
Hig
h
Reusability Pyramid
Reuse happens on opportunistic way
Need a systematic approach for Reuse
Design for reuse can only enable
design by reuse
Reuse need to happen at all levels
Lean Development Approach – Reuse Framework
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Reusable Arti facts
Database
Phase 1
Design for Reuse
Establish
Discrimenent
Domain
Analysis
Generalization
Atomization
Grouping
Implementation
Rules
Phase 2
Design by Reuse
Artifacts
Customization
Gap
Analysis
Acquiring
Relations
New & Modif ied
Requirements
Reusable
Models
Reusable
Tests
Reusable Requirements
Specif ic
Requirements
Specif ic
Models
Specif ic Tests
Phase 3
Interaction Management
Identify
Dependencies
Linking
Requirements
Linking
Requirements & Model
Linking Requirements
& Test Cases
Lean Development Approach – MBD - Reuse Framework with
Layers of Abstraction
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Application in Target HardwareHardware Level
CAN &LIN Level
Input
Hardware Level
CAN &LIN Level
Output
Implementation Model
INPUT
FILTER
OUTPUT
FILTER
CORE FEATURE SET
Feature 2
Feature 3
Feature 1
Lean Development Approach : Model Based Testing
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Reusability across development cycle
robust and systematic validation with incremental value addition
Lean Development Approach : Incremental validation
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Mature
Design/Model
New
Model (V1)
New/Modified
Requirements
Record/Pla
yback
Scripts
Expected
Results
Test Results
Original +Additional
Playback Scripts
New
Model (V2)
Results
Compare
Fixes Needed
New/Modified Test
Script Needed
Test
Results
Expected
Output
Lean Development Approach : Robust Validation for Functional
Safety
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Functional Safety implementation and validation with right level of ASIL requirements