Updates on Safety Management

ISO 8800 is soon to be released – it will play an important role when it comes to the question of how to ensure that AI-powered road vehicles operate safely and reliably. In this interview, Sascha Hackmann, our Head of Automated Driving, investigates the significance of AI technology in automotive industry and the crucial questions concerning the intersection of AI and the safety of road vehicles.

Our head of CoE Safety Management, Sascha Hackmann, is not only an expert in his profession, but he also is a trainer of our INVENSTIY Academy for the training ‘Emotional Intelligence’. In his blog post, he shares some valuable insights on what we are meaning when asking for emotional intelligence as a highly appreciated soft skill.

Each automotive development brings its own set of complexities and dangers. In this blog post, James Garrett, Safety Management Consultant at INVENSITY, talks about what is necessary to overcome these challenges and fully realize these groundbreaking technologies. In short – Safety culture!

We all know that safety management is an essential part of the automotive engineering. But what seems to be obvious sometimes isn’t that obvious at all. This blog article written by one of our Safety Management experts shares 5 current key insights into Automotive Safety Management with you.

The goal of the KARLI project is to develop an adaptive, responsive and level-compliant interaction between humans and the vehicle of the future and to use Artificial intelligence (AI) methods to develop new safety-related assistance systems. Dr. Marc Großerüschkamp is the Head of Technology Hub and the person responsible for INVENSITY’s part within the KARLI project. In this short interview he provides insights into the project.

How to safely develop self driving cars when there are still so many challenges to face that the current safety standard, the ISO 26262, does not answer? Sascha Hackmann, Safety Management expert at INVENSITY, presents to you the three main challenges and gives suggestions how to approach these.

December 2019 the third edition of the medical safety and risk management standard ISO 14971 has been released. Was this new edition really necessary? A short analysis.