September 23, 2024International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyOpen Access

Advancing Functional Safety in Automated Driving: A Methodological Approach to Legacy System Integration under ISO 26262

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The proposed method enhances functional safety concepts by leveraging legacy subsystem diagnostics to systematically assess their impacts on safety-critical functions.
Tested on a safety-critical braking subsystem at Scania C.V. AB, the approach enables work product reuse and parallelized requirement gathering across vehicle domains.
This methodology supports ISO 26262 compliance and preliminary architectures, enabling cost-effective, robust system design that aligns with automated driving standards.

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Methodological evaluation demonstrates robust functional safety concepts in automated driving systems, indicating effective legacy subsystem integration under ISO 26262.

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Govardhan Reddy Kothinti (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e579d7b6db6435875199c2 https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2024.64198

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Methodological evaluation demonstrates robust functional safety concepts in automated driving systems, indicating effective legacy subsystem integration under ISO 26262.

Advancing Functional Safety in Automated Driving: A Methodological Approach to Legacy System Integration under ISO 26262

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Advancing Functional Safety in Automated Driving: A Methodological Approach to Legacy System Integration under ISO 26262

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