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It's great that they're focusing on eliminating physical defects and it makes sense that an EE industry publication would focus on that topic, but I think impro
by ak217 4y ago
It's great that they're focusing on eliminating physical defects and it makes sense that an EE industry publication would focus on that topic, but I think improving the firmware engineering process (better testing, stricter software architecture standards, better fuzzing and simulation) is probably a higher priority in most automotive applications right now.
- imglorp 4y agoYes and formal verification; it's been around since the 90's. And now we even have high level tools like TLA+ available to reason about distributed system requirements. And while we're at it, the full force of standard software engineering principles for automotive firmware. Remember what they found when they examined the Toyota code. https://www.edn.com/toyotas-killer-firmware-bad-design-and-its-consequences/ https://www.edn.com/toyotas-killer-firmware-bad-design-and-i...