Explore the potential for implementing friendly user testing after Start of Production (SoP) in the automotive industry through this 47-minute conference talk by Philipp Ahmann and Naohiro Nishiguchi from ADIT. Delve into the challenges posed by safety integrity standards for field updates, the motivations driving these updates, and the influence of mobile phone technologies on car features. Examine the role of web services and the mobile industry's entry into the automotive market. Learn about strategies for engaging friendly users to share information and consider the trade-offs between a "fire and forget" approach versus striving for perfection at release. Gain insights into stakeholder considerations, AGL telltale architecture, and the fundamental importance of quality and robustness in automotive software development. Conclude with key takeaways that could shape the future of post-production testing practices in the automotive sector.
Plan Your Learnings - Friendly User Testing for Automotive Software Updates
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Philipp Ahmann
Naohiro Nishiguchi
Safety integrity standards make it hard to argue updates in field
Motivation to do field updates
Mobile phone technologies and features migrated into the car
Web services
Mobile industry entering automotive market
How to request friendly users to share information
Fire and forget policy or perfection at the point of release?
Remember the stakeholders along the line
Extract from an AGL telitale architecture original desien
Understanding of the AGL telltale use case fundamentals
Quality/Robustness is the key
Key messages and takeaways from this session
Original abstract
Taught by
Linux Foundation
