Strategische F&E-Ausrichtung (Roadmapping)
Aktuelle Roadmaps
SafeTRANS ist DER deutsche Kompetenzcluster, der die Plattform für die Zusammenarbeit im Bereich der eingebetteten Systeme bietet.
SafeTRANS-Mitglieder:
- nehmen an Runden Tischen teil und beeinflussen F & E-Strategien im Transportbereich
- verankern ihre Schwerpunktthemen in Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprogrammen auf nationaler und europäischer Ebene
- werden direkt über die neuesten Entwicklungen bei nationalen und europäischen F&E-Aktivitäten und Programmen informiert
SafeTRANS ...
- ... initiiert
- ... moderiert
- ... entwickelt Inhalte
Informationen zu den SafeTRANS-Arbeitsgruppen im Jahr 2018 (nur auf Deutsch verfügbar).
Roadmaps mit Beteiligung von SafeTRANS:
A White Paper of the SafeTRANS Closing the Gap InitiativeSafeTRANS Roadmap on Foundations for Safety and Explainability of AI based Safety-Critical Applications
Safety, Security, and Certifiability of Future Man-Machine Systems - Position paper
Safety, Security, and Certifiability of Future Man-Machine Systems - RoadmapPIRE Workshop ReportECSEL SRA ECSHochautomatisierte Systeme - Position paper Hochautomatisierte Systeme - RoadmapARTEMIS Strategic Research Agenda 2016Eingebettete Systeme in der Automobilindustrieacatech agendaCPSNationale Roadmap Embedded Systems
BEISPIELE VON ROADMAPS MIT BETEILIGUNG VON SafeTRANS
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A White Paper of the SafeTRANS Closing the Gap Initiative
This paper provides an approach for controlling the level of risk when operating highly automated transportation systems like cars, trains and similar. Such systems replace human perception and decision-making by employing highly sophisticated solutions based on electronics, IT, and AI. Such systems have demonstrated the potential for building highly automated vehicles, but, as of today, encounter challenges in correctly understanding the extremely complex open contexts, into which such vehicles could be deployed. Its key focus is on bounding the risks stemming from uncertainty in the perception of the environment.
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SafeTRANS Roadmap on Foundations for Safety and Explainability of AI based Safety-Critical Applications
Artificial Intelligence has grown into a front-runner technology of digital transformation, disrupting economy, society, and our life, and soliciting massive investment and funding worldwide. We are, however, running into the limits of controllability of large, highly connected AI based systems, due to lack of understanding their complexity and of methods and processes to establish their safety, reliability, and transparency. These limitations are novel in kind and severe, and will lead to dwindling public and consumer acceptance, and hence to drastic losses of business opportunities and markets, as currently to be witnessed in the automotive sector's broad retreat from highly autonomous driving. Given this key industrial relevance of assuring safety and explainability for AI based system, we plan to launch the Joint German Research Center on Foundations for Safety and Explainability of AI based Safety Critical Applications, providing the foundational research for solving the underlying research challenges in cooperation with research labs of relevant industries and organization. This center is coordinated by a core team leading researchers from industry, AI, and formal methods whose research demonstrates clear relevance for addressing safety and explainability of AI based safety-critical systems. This strategy paper outlines the key approach of a planned Lighthouse Project focusing on methods and tools required to establish safety and explainability for industry selected classes of safety critical applications with high business potential. It represents the joint position of the consortium led by a core team comprising key German industrial sectors wanting to deploy AI based components in safety critical applications and highly renown researchers in the areas of AI, Formal Methods, Control Theory, and Human Cognition pushing the fundamental barriers which currently block certifiability of such applications.
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Safety, Security, and Certifiability of Future Man-Machine Systems
The roadmap and position paper "Safety, Security, and Certifiability of Future Man-Machine Systems" outline the development of Cyber-Physical Systems towards highly complex human-machine systems and work out a technology roadmap as well as recommendations to ensure Quality Made in Germany" CPS.
Safety, Security, and Certifiability of Future Man-Machine Systems:
Position Paper, 2021
Roadmap, 2021 -
Societal and Technological Research Challenges for Highly Automated Road Transportation Systems in Germany and the US
Initialized by the DFG and NSF funded PIRE project “SD-SSCPS – Science of Design of Societal Scale Cyber-Physical Systems”, a two-day expert workshop titled “Societal and Technological Research Challenges for Highly Automated Road Transportation Systems in Germany and the US: Diversity and Synergy Potentials” brought together experts from research organizations and public authorities from the US and Germany.
The workshop was hosted by: German Aerospace Center
Place: Washington, D.C.
Date: 30.-31.10.2018
Its main objective was to establish a mutual understanding about current approaches and research activities for building, validating, and testing Highly Automated Driving Systems on both sides of the Atlantic. This report summarizes the workshop’s content and its key findings. -
Position paper and Roadmap "Highly Automated Systems: Test, Safety, and Development Processes - Research Challenges and Recommendations of Actions"
The roadmap and position paper outline research and regulatory topics for a cost-effective and safe use of highly automated systems, with a focus on the entire development process, including architecture and security aspects as well as verification and validation (V&V).
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ECSEL Strategic Research Agenda Electronic Components and Systems (ECS SRA), 2018
SafeTRANS was the co-leader of the chapter "System and Components: Architecture, Design and Integration" (chapter 6).
ECS SRA to be available for download
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ARTEMIS Strategic Research Agenda 2016
The ARTEMIS Industry Association launched its Strategic Research Agenda 2016 in April. ARTEMIS-IA aims to consolidate the pathway for the digital revolution, enabling a more agile and shorter development cycle of Embedded Intelligent Systems. In the coming years the Industry Association will focus on providing strong technological capability over the whole value chain, thus removing barriers between application contexts to yield multi-domain, reusable components and Embedded Intelligent systems, and extend the use of digital platforms to build the stronger eco-systems that are needed to accelerate innovation and create new business models.
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Eingebettete Systeme in der Automobilindustrie
The Automotive Roadmap Embedded Systems was published on 22nd September on the occasion of the IAA 2015.
The roadmap is published by:
Dokument der Automotive Roadmap Embedded Systems:
The Automotive Roadmap Embedded Systems can be downloaded here (PDF / 3 MB, only available in German).
Presentation to the Automotive Roadmap Embedded Systems
The presentation slides presented on the IAA showing the creation process of the roadmap as well as it's content can be downloaded [here] (PDF / < 1 MB, only available in German).
It is possible to order the printed document free of charge. To do so, please write an e-mail to SafeTRANS Office including your address.
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acatech agendaCPS
Cyber-physical systems will pose new challenges to science and research. Embedded hardware and software systems are decisive driving forces for innovation in the export and growth markets of German industry. They crucially expand the functionality and, as a result, the practical value and competitiveness of vehicles, aircraft, medical equipment, production plants and household appliances. The objective should be to master technology and its economic use and to focus on the social acceptance of cyber-physical systems.
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Nationale Roadmap Embedded Systems
The National Roadmap Embedded Systems was published on 8th December 2009 in occasion of the 4th IT-Gipfel of the German Federal Government. You find the press release here. (only available in German).
The document of the National Roadmap Embedded Systems:
The National Roadmap Embedded Systems can be downloaded here (PDF / 3,9 MB, only available in German). It is possible to order the printed document free of charge. To do so, please write an e-mail to SafeTRANS PR & Kommunikation including your address.
Presentaion to the National Roadmap Embedded Systems
A summary of the National Roadmap Embedded Systems can be downloaded here (PDF / 4,6 MB).
Related DocumentBITKOM: Eingebettete Systeme – Ein strategisches Wachstumsfeld für Deutschland (PDF / 209 MB)
Strategische Dokumente für Forschung und Entwicklung
Gemeinsam mit Experten aus Industrie und Forschung initiieren wir durch eine abgestimmte Strategie die entscheidende Grundlagenforschung für die anwendungsübergreifende Technologie eingebetteter Systeme.