MDS Intelligence Successfully Concludes the 14th Automotive Software Conference "Leading the SDV Era"

[Financial News]  AI embedded solution specialist MDS Tech's key affiliate MDS Intelligence announced on the 29th that it successfully concluded the '14th Automotive Software Conference'.
This conference was organized to emphasize the importance of automotive software in the rapidly changing SDV (Software Defined Vehicle) era and to explore safe and reliable development methods.
Over 500 business representatives from major automotive software-related companies such as Hyundai Motor, Hyundai AutoEver, Volkswagen, HL Mando, Korea Automotive Technology Institute, and LX Semicon participated in the event. The company explained that this once again confirmed the unwavering status and influence of the conference, now in its 14th year.
This conference was themed 'Safe and Reliable Automotive Software Development Methods' and consisted of two tracks: △Track 1: Safety&Security △Track 2: Process, with 12 presentations and exhibitions held simultaneously.
In the keynote session, CodeSecure presented an in-depth analysis on 'ShiftLeft Security to support Future Mobility', focusing on the efficiency of future mobility development processes through the integration of DevSecOps CI environments, and innovations in code quality and security. Following this, a PTC representative presented strategies and solutions on 'How to Innovate Digital Product Development Systems', aimed at accelerating the transition from analog to digital products in the automotive software industry and maximizing product development efficiency.
After the keynote, the tracks were separated, with Track 1 featuring presentations on △Access control and SecOC for future mobility security △Key management strategies to meet cybersecurity requirements for autonomous vehicles △Virtual Validation technology △Latest static analysis requirements of domestic OEMs and MISRA C:2025 △ADAS platform dynamic verification cases.
Track 2 featured presentations on △PLM strategies based on digital thread △SE technology convergence modernization strategies △Controller development systems using safety engineering solutions △Ideal test automation workflows △Building integrated processes of ASPICE 4.0 and ISO 26262.
Sung Myung-jun, Director of Engineering Division at MDS Intelligence, who hosted the event, said, "In the SDV era, as the functions and performance of cars are determined by software, safety and reliability are more important than anything else. This conference was a place to share the challenges faced by automotive software developers and discuss innovative development solutions, and we hope it will continue to be an important platform to strengthen industry cooperation."


kakim@fnnews.com Kim Kyung-ah Reporter