Meeting the Challenges of Embedded System Design for Automobiles

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With each new model year, automobiles are becoming more intelligent. Their engines run more efficiently and they are becoming more aware of their surroundings from detecting road hazards to assisting in parallel parking. But all of this information has to be processed and it’s done through a network of embedded systems. But getting embedded systems to operate in the challenging environment of an automobile requires special embedded design considerations.
 
This webinar will examine those challenges and offer best practices and solutions for ensuring embedded systems for automobiles meet the demands placed upon them.
  • Addressing proper power supply issues, such as voltage regulation and noise spike suppression
  • Ensuring the embedded systems can operate in temperature ranging from -40 +125 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Accommodating all the regulations placed upon embedded systems
  • Developing good control algorithms
 
SPEAKERS:

Jacob Beningo, President / Embedded Software Consultant, Beningo Engineering
Jacob Beningo is a Certified Software Development Professional (CSDP) who specializes in the development and design of quality, robust embedded systems.  He has demonstrated his leadership by successfully directing teams for a number of clients in the Aerospace, Automotive, Defense and Medical arenas for more than 10 years. He enjoys developing real-time and event driven software using the latest techniques in order to not only create code quickly and efficiently but also robustly. Jacob prides himself in his ability to bring products from concept to production on-time and on budget with unrivaled quality and performance at an affordable cost. His primary goal is to develop technologies that improve the standard of living and revolutionize the way in which we do things. Jacob holds Bachelor’s degrees in Electrical Engineering, Physics and Mathematics from Central Michigan University and a Masters degree in Space Systems Engineering from the University of Michigan.
 
Sharan Kalwani is a high performance computing professional who specializes in the design and deployment of complex compute and big data infrastructure systems.  He has demonstrated his leadership by successfully leading teams for a number of clients in the Biomedical, Automotive, Academic and Industrial arenas for more than 20 years. He also enjoys teaching parallel processing, operating system kernels, device driver development, programming language platforms and advanced software engineering using the latest techniques. Sharan has always endeavored to use open source tools, which is now becoming very ubiquitous in the industry. He is a member of IEEE-CS, ACM, USENIX, Project Management Institute (PMI) and is ITIL trained & certified. Sharan holds a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, from the Delhi College of Engineering (University of Delhi) and a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Wayne State University.

MODERATOR:

Dexter Johnson
Analyst at Cientifica, a business intelligence company for emerging technologies
Author and Editor of several market reports on nanotechnology
Contributing editor for IEEE Spectrum’s Tech Talk
Program Director for numerous international conferences on nanotechnology, fiber optics.
Who should attend:
• Software engineers and designers
• Hardware engineers and designers
• System architects and engineers

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