ISO 26262 x MBSE: Functional Safety DX in the Age of Automated Driving
～Functional Safety is moving from document-based to model-based

In the current once-in-a-century mobility revolution period, in-vehicle control systems are rapidly becoming more sophisticated, complex, and intensive.
With this change, it has become extremely difficult to implement the essential processes of functional safety, such as control system safety design construction, analysis, verification, argumentation, and assessment, with manual work and document-centered deliverables as in the past.

What is expected is a functional safety DX approach that utilizes the Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) framework, which has been rapidly growing in popularity in recent years.
This approach is named model-based functional safety (mbFS), and the overall image and intuition of this approach will be discussed in depth.
This is a must-attend seminar for engineers, project leaders, and management of development departments aiming to dramatically improve the efficiency of ISO 26262 implementation.

View of Model-Based Functional Safety
~mbFS Motivation and Solution by MBSE~.
This is an introductory session to confirm the rationale for applying MBSE to functional safety efforts and to understand the overall picture of mbFS, which is expected to increase efficiency.

Key Topics of Model-Based Functional Safety
~Essential items for the success of mbFS: Definition of the concept of functional safety~.
The key items such as ontology, visual template, process model, and analysis model, which are the core of mbFS, will be explained.

Practice of model-based functional safety
~Roadmap and intuition for mbFS implementation
This session will cover practical approaches in transitioning from the old approach to mbFS and discussion of AI agent training, which is expected to provide strong development support.