Our Workflow
This workflow defines a structured approach to developing robust automotive electronics, integrating Model-Based Design (MBD), diagnostics (UDS), communication protocols (LIN, SPI, CAN, J1939), Bootloader, ASPICE processes, and testing strategies. Functional Safety (ISO 26262) and Cybersecurity (ISO/SAE 21434) are ongoing focuses.
Concept Stage
Define product vision, assess feasibility, analyze stakeholders, research the market, and evaluate FuSa and cybersecurity risks.
System Requirements
Specify system functionality, communication protocols (LIN, SPI, I2C, J1939, CAN), Bootloader updates, and align with ASPICE and ISO standards.
System Architecture
Create modular designs for diagnostics, Bootloader, and communication protocols using MBD tools.
Software and Hardware Requirements
Develop diagnostic services, Bootloader routines, and hardware components compatible with ASPICE and ISO 26262.
Software Architecture
Design layered software for diagnostics and communication with API integration and early error detection using Simulink.
Hardware Architecture
Design and validate hardware schematics and PCBs for communication protocols and diagnostics.
Development Stage
Build software libraries, validate hardware modules, and integrate diagnostics and communication protocols.
Testing and Validation
Conduct unit, system, and hardware testing to ensure compliance with ASPICE and ISO 26262 standards.Ensure functionality, reliability, and compliance.
ASPICE Workflow
Use ASPICE-aligned processes to capture, simulate, and validate requirements with MBD tools and maintain traceability.