exida Automotive Symposium 2025
27 - 29 October, 2025
Please Join us at the Premier event for Automotive Functional Safety, Cybersecurity, and AI.
exida Automotive Symposium 2025
The automotive industry is facing unprecedented change. With the push for greater speed, efficiency, and innovation, engineers and leaders are grappling with critical questions in areas like Functional Safety, Cybersecurity, SOTIF, and the integration of AI.
The exida Automotive Symposium 2025 brings together leading experts to tackle these urgent challenges. This year, we'll dive into the cutting-edge developments and practical solutions you need to move forward. We'll also take a closer look at the growing impact of Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, and Free and Open-Source Software—technologies that are rapidly shaping the future of mobility.
This is your opportunity to be part of the discussion. Engage in interactive sessions, build your network, and share insights with peers from across the industry, all within a stunning natural setting designed to inspire new ideas.
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Conference Presentations
Presenters
Embodied AI Safety: Reimagining safety engineering for artificial intelligence in physical systems
From Dataset to Deployment: Managing Machine Learning Lifecycle Risks for Safe AI Integration
Safe Enough - practical acceptance criteria for AI Models
Prof. Dr. Philip Koopman, Carnegie Mellon University
Molly O'Brien, exida
Statistical Validation of Automated Driving Systems
apl. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Moritz Werling, BMW
Explainable Statistical Evaluation of an ADAS Scenario with Automotive Standards using FASim Simulation Environment
Prof. Dr. Stefan-Alexander Schneider, Shreyas Nanikar, Patrick Svinger Univ. of Applied Sciences in Kempten
Michael Armbruster, emlix GmbH & Federico Arrighetti, Elektrobit Automotive GmbH
Markus Schu, ESRLabs, Eclipse S-CORE
Niketa Engineer, EMOTION3D
Bayesian Networks - A Practical Approach to Evaluating Automated Driving System Functions
Frauke Blossey, exida
Safety Case for a Linux-based OS, represented using the Eclipse TSF
Paul Sherwood, Codethink
Mixed-criticality human-machine/interfaces with displays driven by embedded Linux for safety applications
Mixed Criticality Container Isolation
Matthew Storr, Red Hat
Jonathan Moore, exida
Fabrizio Tronci, Red Hat
Open Source Tailored Test Coverage Approach
Eclipse S-CORE: Achieving Functional Safety with Open-Source Software in Automotive
Safety for DRAMs: A View from the MEMTONOMY Project
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Jung, Universität Würzburg & Steffen Buch, Micron
Security for Embedded and OT Systems, Defense in Depth – A trip down to the bits and bytes
Roland Marx, Swissbit
The certification approach and key tailoring arguments advancing open source based safety projects
Excellence in Dependable Automation
3:00 pm
8:00pm - 11:00pm
27 October (Monday)
29 October (Wednesday)
Hotel Checkin Individual Arrival
8:45am - 12:40pm
12:15pm - 1:15pm
1:15pm - 5:45pm
7:30pm
Breakfast
Presentations
28 October (Tuesday)
Dinner at the Spitzing Alm
Lunch
Presentations
Meet & Greet & Eat Hotel Restaurant
9:00am - 12:15pm
1:00pm - 2:00pm
2:00pm - 3:30pm
4:00pm
Breakfast
Presentations
Lunch
Presentations
Departure
"Osteria L' Oliva"
Free, Open...Unsafe? - When Open Source meets Functional Safety Engineeering (Panel Discussion)
Jonathan Moore, exida - Moderator
Jonathan Moore, exida