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Collaborative Model Based System Architecture Development | CNXMotion | Webinar Capella

Presented by: Scott Millsap, Systems architect with CNXMotion Slides: https://fr.slideshare.net/Obeo_corp/c... CNXMotion is a joint venture between Continental and Nexteer Automotive. Discover how each member of their engineering team is aligned with a common understanding of the intended system architecture and how with Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), they collaboratively develop motion control solutions for autonomous vehicle applications. During this webinar, you will: Get an overview of their organization’s experiences with using MBSE, their motivations as a communication means for extended organization, and for co-development within other engineering team. Discover how their system architecture tool has provided both a modeling platform and methodology that can be flexibly adapted to best fit their research and development context. Understand how their systems architects can closely collaborate with engineers responsible for downstream design captures including vehicle and system behavioral simulations, software algorithms, human-machine interfaces, and hardware electrical mechanizations. The presentation includes an illustrative example of a Capella model that has lead the design team to a successful demonstration of motion control design concepts, sharing the realized benefits of using MBSE as a collaboration means between internal and external engineering teams. Scott Millsap is a systems architect with CNXMotion, a Continental and Nexteer Automotive joint venture, where he presently leads systems architecture development. He has deployed the Capella MBSE tool within the company to support design activities with a primary focus on autonomous vehicle research and development. Prior to joining CNXMotion in January 2018, Mr. Millsap has over 25 years of experience in the development of electric power steering systems at Nexteer Automotive, and his key roles have included control systems, systems engineering, and most recently automotive functional safety based from the ISO-26262 standard.