14. – 16. Mai 2024 | Frankfurt/Hanau

SafetyUpDate

15. – 16. Mai 2024

Mittwoch, 15.05.2024

09:00 Welcome
Ralf Reuter, Maren Finck - carhs.training gmbh


Keynote

09:10 New Vehicle Technologies and Electronic Architectures, as well as Changing Requirements for Passive Safety, Require Rapid Adaptation in the Areas of Validation and Verification
Martin Friedrichsen - AUDI AG

  • Complex electronic architectures and highly networked functions require a build-up of competence and transformation of specialist personnel in overall vehicle crashes
  • High international competitive pressure is putting a strain on vehicle project budgets and timing in the product development process and leading to changes in validation and verification
  • Further development of the requirements of consumer organizations as well as changed vehicle architectures lead to necessary technology changes in the execution of overall vehicle tests

Legal Requirements

09:55 New Legal Passive Safety Requirements
Oliver Zander - BASt - Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen

  • Equitability
  • New Occupant Positions in Automated Driving
  • Pedestrian Protection
  • IWVTA Updates
10:40 Kaffeepause
11:10 New Legal Active Safety Requirements
Dr.-Ing. Patrick Seiniger - BASt - Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen

  • ACPE: A new regulation to prevent pedal error accidents, concept, status and outlook
  • DCAS, Driver Control Assistance System, concept, status and outlook
11:40 Legal Requirements for ADS safety
John F. Creamer - GlobalAutoRegs.com

  • What is an ADS (from a regulatory perspective)?
  • How to set performance requirements for ADS driving?
  • How to assess compliance with these requirements?
  • How to monitor safety throughout the useful life of ADS vehicles?
  • What are the plans for establishing ADS safety regulations?

Introduction of Vehicle Safety Concepts

12:10 xEV Safety of the BMW Gen5 Electric Powertrains
Dr. Simon Königs - BMW AG

  • Presentation of the BMW Gen5 xEV architecture
  • Safety requirements and loadcases for the design of xEVs
  • How to achieve a comparable safety level for ICE, PHEV and BEV in a common body in white
  • How to mitigate the risk of thermal propagation
12:40 Mittagessen
13:40 Legal Requirements for Automated and Autonomous Driving From a National and Global Perspective
Direktor & Professor Andre Seeck - BASt - Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen

  • User Communication
  • General legal framework for L3 and L4
  • Technical regulations / requirements
  • Type approval of L4-vehicles vs. approval of the operational design domain (ODD)
  • Barriers to the introduction of automated vehicles
14:10 Interaction of Regulation and Standardization for Connected and Automated Driving With Technology Development and Market Dissemination From the Perspective of a Technical Service
Udo Steininger - TÜV SÜD Rail GmbH

  • Advanced Level 2 systems are on their way to becoming standard equipment: ADAS already offer high safety benefits and hands off systems should increase customer benefits - What are the resulting consequences for safeguarding and approval?
  • No rapid breakthrough in sight for Level 3 in private cars: Legal framework and technology are in place, but cost-benefit ratio is preventing widespread use currently - Can advancing digitalization, transition to software defined vehicles and connectivity solve the problem?
  • Level 4 in People and Goods Movers on the verge of regular operation: What do stakeholders need to do to remove last procedural hurdles and to get Mobility and Transportation as a Service on the road now?

Consumer Protection Requirements

Vorsitz: Rainer Hoffmann - carhs.training gmbh
14:40 Euro NCAP Vision 2030: From Planning to Execution
Dr. Michiel van Ratingen - Euro NCAP

  • Latest news for Euro NCAP, members, labs, trends and forecast
  • Introduction of the new 2026 rating scheme, principles, and justification
  • Updates from the working groups: latest decisions
  • Conclusions and outlook
15:10 Kaffeepause
15:40 Update on IIHS Consumer Ratings Tests
Becky Mueller - Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

  • Overview of current crashworthiness, headlight, front crash prevention, pedestrian, LATCH, booster and seat belt reminder evaluations
  • Review of current criteria for IIHS’s Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick + awards
16:10 Evolution and Prospect of Automobile Safety Evaluation in China
Peng Liu - CATARC - China Automotive Technology & Research Center

  • Results analysis of models tested by C-NCAP
  • Interpretation of the 2024 C-NCAP protocol
  • Version 2027 of the C-NCAP Research Plan

Vehicle Safety Testing

16:35 Roadmap 2030: Proving Ground Requirements for Active Safety
Dr. Nils Katzorke - Mercedes-Benz AG

  • Current requirements
    • Sources and basic testing requirements from certifications for road approval, ratings and standards
  • Progress of active safety development
    • Overview of past and future achievements based on expert survey regarding milestones for the development of automated driving
  • Efficiency requirements & scalability
    • Trend of shorter development cycles, changes in the automotive market and technical requirement for statistical power result in needs for automation and digitalization
  • Adverse environmental conditions
    • Crucial step in extending the ODD is testing under adverse conditions, mainly rain, glaring sunlight, crooked road edges, temporary lane boundary objects and damaged road markings
17:05 End of Conference Day 1
18:05 Bus Transfer
18:35 Visit of "Klassikstadt"

Klassikstadt Frankfurt

Orber Str. 4a, 60386 Frankfurt am Main
19:35 Conference Dinner

Werkskantine KlassikstadtWerkskantine Klassikstadt

22:05 Bus Transfer back to Hanau

 

Donnerstag, 16.05.2024

09:00 Vehicle Safety From a Manufacturer's Perspective - What Have We Achieved. What Is Possible. What Is Effective.
Dominik Schuster - BMW Group

Vehicle Safety Testing

09:45 Electric vehicles in Crash Tests - “Small Versus Large”
Marcel Brodbeck - Mercedes-Benz AG

  • “Real-life“ car-to-car crash
  • High-voltage and battery safety in electric vehicles
  • Vehicle safety is not a question of the drive train!
  • Occupant protection from a gender perspective
10:15 Kaffeepause
10:45 Euro NCAP Crash Protection, Latest Developments for 2026
Volker Sandner - ADAC Technik Zentrum Landsberg

  • Tests specification for full size and sled testing
  • Dummy criteria and possible assessment for adults and children
  • Prerequisites and modifiers
11:15 Consequences of Non-Compliance With Legal Requirements - Errors Before, During and After Type Approval
Mark Haacke - Mark Haacke Training & Consulting GmbH

  • Recall statistics of the KBA and the EU (RAPEX/Safety Gate)
  • What are the reasons for recalls?
  • What are the consequences of these errors?

Introduction of Vehicle Safety Concepts

11:45 The Active Safety Concept of the New Audi Q6 e-tron
Dr. Roland Kallweit - AUDI AG

  • Collision Warning, Emergency Braking and Steering as the corner stone of the active safety concept
  • PreCrash Functions to improve the safety of vehicle occupants
  • Extension of the active safety concept by car-to-x
  • Communication light to increase the safety of other road users
12:15 Mittagessen

Consumer Protection Requirements

13:15 Initial Thoughts and Practice for Roadmap 2030 of Intelligent Safety Assessment Index of CAERI
Dr. Yu Liu - CAERI - China Automotive Engineering Research Institute Co. Ltd.

  • Introduction to Key Projects of Safety Assessment research in CAERI

Virtual Testing

13:40 Virtual Testing for Assessment of Passive Vehicle Safety
Dr.-Ing. Andre Eggers - BASt - Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen

  • Global overview of Virtual Testing for assessment of passive vehicle safety in consumer testing and regulations
  • Current status of Virtual Testing in Euro NCAP to assess crashworthiness
  • UNECE Informal Working Group Equitable Occupant Protection (EqOP) - Task force “Virtual Crash Testing”
14:10 Insights Into the Euro NCAP VT Crash Avoidance Working Group
Richard Schram - Euro NCAP

14:40 Kaffeepause

Safe Driving

15:10 Euro NCAP Assessment of Driver Monitoring Systems and Occupant Status Monitoring
Adriano Palao - Euro NCAP

  • Update on 2026 Occupant Monitoring and Driver Engagement
  • Update on the 2024 protocol
15:40 This is Euro NCAP's HMI & HF Working Group
Dr. Ilse Harms - RDW Netherlands Vehicle Authority

  • Goal of the new HMI & HF Working Group 
  • Recent work
  • Outlook 2026
16:10 Level 2 Hands Off in Context of Human Factors
Dr.-Ing. Christian Gold - BMW Group

  • Presentation of the BMW implementation of a L2 Hands-Off assisted driving function with active lane change functionality.
  • Philosophy behind the implementation with a focus on human factors.
  • SOTIF measures to ensure a safe function.
16:40 Farewell
Maren Finck, Ralf Reuter - carhs.training gmbh

 

 

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