The game is changing: the future of vehicle motion is intrinsically linked to the emergence of software-defined vehicles, where vehicle dynamics are centrally controlled and integrated across traditionally disparate domains. This paradigm shift involves treating powertrain, braking, steering and suspension as a unified system, necessitating their integration onto a single, high-performance computing platform. However, this shift brings changes, not only technologically but also organizationally and for the infrastructure in which future vehicles are developed. This presentation discusses how OEMs can manage the associated complexity, vividly demonstrating which challenges are already solvable today and which competencies will

• How to master multidomain integration and the complexity alongside this transformation with key benefits for OEMs
• Learn more about the next level of personalized driving
• Cross-domain calibration and real-time data handling – supports parameterization across all vehicle domains with high data rates and real-time calibration
• Multi-ECU and time-sync capability – enables time-synchronized measurement across ECUs for cause-effect analysis and consistent data correlation
• Flexible deployment – compatible with µC, µP and hybrid architectures; adaptable to current and future E/E platforms