SOTIF & ISO 21448: Safety of the Intended Functionality in Automated Driving

Description

• Course ID:
  • IC-808/02-E-12
• Content:
  • Motivation and scope of SOTIF
  • Terminology: intended vs. potentially unsafe behavior
  • Application to sensor-based and automated systems
  • Identification and evaluation of SOTIF-related hazards
  • Measures for risk reduction beyond hardware/software faults
  • Test and validation strategies for unknown or rare scenarios
  • Safety argumentation according to ISO 21448
  • Hands-on case studies from ADAS and perception development
• Prerequisites:
  • Basic knowledge of ISO 26262
  • Experience with sensor systems (camera, radar, LiDAR) is helpful
  • Familiarity with ADAS or automated driving development is advantageous
• Certification Requirement:
  • Without certification option
• Conduction Method:
  • Online (For on-site or in-house training, please send us a request via our contact form (Contact - intellcert). We will get in touch with you shortly thereafter.)
• Language:
  • English
• Target  Audience:
  • Systems and software engineers working on automated driving functions
  • Safety engineers and SOTIF coordinators
  • Test engineers and validation teams
  • Project and quality managers in the automotive safety context
• Learning Objectives:
  • After completing this training, participants will be able to:
    • Explain the scope and purpose of ISO 21448 and distinguish it from ISO 26262
    • Identify types and sources of SOTIF-relevant risks
    • Apply methods to analyze and mitigate risks caused by insufficient perception or specification
    • Plan test and validation strategies that address SOTIF-related scenarios
    • Develop elements of a SOTIF-compliant safety argument
• Note:
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