Nuremberg, Germany

February 24 – 26, 2015

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Hardly any development in recent decades has taken off to such a start into the future as we currently experience in the Internet of Things. The IoT is the result of networking Embedded Systems. Experts presage fantastic applications in virtually every imaginable area. Euphory, quickening the imagination, is rapidly spreading. But now is exactly when you need to remain sober minded, to look at the opportunities and risks objectively, to distinguish possibility from fantasy, to prepare and perform the next steps purposefully, based on solid engineering skills.

Knowledge is needed, plus cooperation. The most innovative and cleverest brains of the Embedded System community communicate and exchange, knowing that on their own they will fail in the great IoT venture. The embedded world Conference has devoted itself fully to the task of actively promoting an exchange of knowledge and experience in an entirely new terrain. And who could develop and realize the IoT better than we who have created Embedded Systems, its very basis?

In the program you will find premium papers carefully selected by the jury of the embedded world Conference. What they have in common, despite diverse and very different content, is that they are technical, free of advertising, and solution-oriented. Protecting Embedded Systems and their paths of communication is more important than ever in an increasingly complex, networked world. The conference consequently focuses ample attention on this subject. And in the conference’s “Management Focus” the papers deal with the development processes of Embedded Systems as not only

WE ARE THE INTERNET OF THINGS!

hardware and software have their effect on the quality of embedded systems but resources management also plays a major role, thus drawing group and team managers more into the line of sight.

The substantially increasing importance of software in embedded systems is accounted for in numerous sessions and classes. And for those who want real technical depth, the classes are to be commended. Detailed competence is presented by experienced and esteemed speakers on the latest key themes in and around Embedded Systems and IoT.

The program offers much more to be discovered. It addresses all members of the Embedded System community and helps them in preparing optimally for the challenges of the IoT. And that is necessary because we, the members of this community, bear responsibility for developing and creating the Internet of Things. Only we are able to do this as WE ARE THE INTERNET OF THINGS.

Regards,

Prof. Matthias SturmChairman of embedded world Conference steering board

Conference Sponsors:

Prof. Matthias Sturm Chairman of embedded world Conference steering board

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2015

CLASSESClass 01: The Kalinsky Classes I – Security Fundamentals for Embedded Software09:30-17:30 Security Fundamentals for Embedded Software Dr. David Kalinsky, D. Kalinsky

Associates – Technical TrainingClass 02: The Robert Berger Class – Mastering Embedded Linux09:30-17:30 Introduction to Embedded Linux – a short Crash Course Robert Berger,

Reliable Embedded SystemsClass 03: The Mc Guire Classes I – Open-Source Risk Management 09:30-17:30 Open-Source Risk Management Prof. Nicholas Mc Guire, OSADL; et al.Class 04: Secure Embedded Communication09:30-09:45 Welcome Dr. Thomas Wollinger, ESCRYPT09:45-10:45 Attacking (and Securing) Embedded Systems: On Side-Channel

Analysis, Fault Injection, and moreDr. David Oswald, Ruhr-University Bochum/Kasper & Oswald

10:45-11:15 Coffee Break11:15-11:45 Protecting Cryptographic Instances on Reconfigurable Hardware Prof. Dr. Tim Güneysu,

Ruhr-University Bochum11:45-12:15 Advanced and Low-complexity Authentication with the OPTIGA Trust Dr. Benedikt Driessen,

Infineon Technologies12:15-12:45 Secure Over-the-Air Software Management Rudolf Stokar, Richard Kinder,

Redbend12:45-13:45 Lunch Break13:45-14:30 Standing-Up a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) for Secure M2M

Communications between Embedded SystemsTim Morin, Microsemi

14:30-15:15 Securing an embedded payment platform – SW Integrity Michael Nolte, Wincor-Nixdorf15:15-15:45 Coffee Break15:45-16:30 Looking behind automotive attacks in the wild: A view on relevant

forms of malicious logic targeting automotive IT systems and the potential of automotive malware analysis

Tobias Hoppe, Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg

16:30-17:15 Safe and Secure: An Automotive-qualified Hardware Security Module Dr. Frederic Stumpf, ESCRYPT17:15-18:00 One step ahead of the hacker – in-vehicular pentesting Dr. Stephanie Bayer, ESCRYPTClass 05: The Greg Davis Class: Developing Reliable and Efficient Code in C and C++09:30-17:30 Developing Reliable and Efficient Code in C and C++ Greg Davis, Green Hills Software

SESSIONSSession 01/I: Internet of Things – Security I09:30-10:00 „Internet of Everything“? Matthias Pruksch, sepp.med10:00-10:30 Internet of Things changes the definition of what is a product Erwin Selg, Intland10:30-11:00 SensorCloud: a Flexible and Trustworthy Approach for Implementing

the Internet of ThingsProf. Georg Hartung, Cologne University of Applied Sciences

11:00-11:30 Coffee Break11:30-12:00 Assessing Security for Internet of Things Communications Protocols David Kleidermacher,

Green Hills Software12:00-12:30 Connecting Devices to the Cloud while Maintaining Strict Security

and Data PrivacyChris Ault, QNX Software Systems

Session 01/II: Internet of Things – Security I13:30-14:30 Conference Keynote: Engineering the IoT: An RF Expert’s View

on Technology Trends and ChallengesTyson Tuttle, Silicon Labs

14:30-15:00 New Security Perspectives and Challenges as Cloud and Embedded Merge

Tim Skutt, Wind River

15:00-15:30 Product Security Evaluation Approaches Bo Lin, Underwriters Laboratories15:30-16:00 Coffee Break

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16:00-16:30 Architecting and developing an industrial IoT gateway for safety and security

Will Keegan, Lynx Software Technologies

16:30-17:00 Implementing Strong Device Identity in Embedded Systems Denis Noel, NXP Semiconductors17:00-17:30 IoT: The Internet of Threats and the Static Program Analysis Defense Dr. Ralf Huuck, Red Lizard SoftwareSession 02/I: Management Focus I – Managing People and Processes09:30-12:30 Team Resource Management for Development Organizations Joachim Pfeffer,

INDIGMA Management ConsultingSession 02/II: Management Focus I – Managing People and Processes13:30-14:30 Conference Keynote: Engineering the IoT: An RF Expert’s View

on Technology Trends and ChallengesTyson Tuttle, Silicon Labs

14:30-15:00 Innovating in the Face of Obsolescence Kaye Porter, GDCA15:00-15:30 Be ready for the future: how Software (ALM) and Product (PLM)

development platforms will support IoTDr. Stefano Rizzo, Polarion Software

15:30-16:00 Coffee Break16:00-16:30 Understanding the Embedded Ecosystem with Codeface Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Mauerer,

Siemens/OTH Regensburg16:30-17:00 Change-based Requirements Management in a multi-tool environment Ralf Klimpke, agosense17:00-17:30 Role and Authorization Concepts Heike Jordan, Thomas Brinker, emlixSession 03/I: Software Quality I – Design & Verfication Methods 09:30-11:00 Modeling Behavior with UML: Interactions and Statecharts Dr. Bruce Douglass, IBM11:00-11:30 Coffee Break11:30-12:00 Under the Hood of Advanced Static Analysis Dr. Paul Anderson, Grammatech12:00-12:30 Experiences from behavior-driven development in embedded projects Hermann Lacheiner,

Software Quality LabSession 03/II: Software Quality I – Design & Verfication Methods 13:30-14:30 Conference Keynote: Engineering the IoT: An RF Expert’s View

on Technology Trends and ChallengesTyson Tuttle, Silicon Labs

14:30-15:00 Safeguarding Development of Real-Time Software from Plan to Integration

Dr. Simon Schliecker, Symtavision

15:00-15:30 Modelling Embedded Control Systems from C Source Jeremias Sauceda, Eric Woestman, EnSoft

15:30-16:00 Coffee Break16:00-16:30 Continuous Integration for Embedded Systems using Simulation Dr. Jakob Engblom, Wind River16:30-17:00 Parallel Simulation Accelerates Embedded Software Development,

Debug and TestLarry Lapides, Imperas

17:00-17:30 Best Practices for the Deployment of Virtual Development Kits for Software Development

Marc Serughetti, Synopsys

Session 04/I: Embedded OS I – RTOS & Linux09:30-10:00 How to Measure RTOS Performance Colin Walls, Mentor Graphics10:00-10:30 Coupling real time elements in the IoT. A Requirement to reach

Industry 4.0Randall Restle, Digi-Key

10:30-11:00 Improving performance of operating systems through implementing some of its services in hardware

Ádám Kicsák, University of Debrecen

11:00-11:30 Coffee Break11:30-12:00 Demonstrating safety process standard compliance for your RTOS

of choiceMark Pitchford, Lynx Software Technologies

12:00-12:30 Making use of Linux for Real-Time Control in Industrial Systems Warren Kurisu, Mentor GraphicsSession 04/II: Embedded OS I – RTOS & Linux13:30-14:30 Conference Keynote: Engineering the IoT: An RF Expert’s View

on Technology Trends and ChallengesTyson Tuttle, Silicon Labs

14:30-15:00 A Feature Based Specification Framework for Embedded Linux Systems

Daniel Kriesten, Technische Universität Chemnitz

15:00-15:30 Supershrink Linux - and beyond Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Mauerer, Siemens/OTH Regensburg

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16:00-16:30 Updating Embedded Linux devices in the field Chris Simmonds, 2net16:30-17:00 Simplifying debugging for multi-core Linux devices and low-power

Linux clustersChris Gottbrath, Rogue Wave Software

17:00-17:30 HW virtualisation on low-cost CPUs for industrial and medical embedded systems

Michael Roeder, Avnet EMG, Silica; Peter van Ackeren, Freescale Semiconductor

Session 05/I: Software Quality II – Development Methods09:30-10:00 You can‘t control what you can‘t measure – Quality metrics in

Requirements EngineeringMarkus Unterauer, Software Quality Lab

10:00-10:30 Designing and Maintaining a High-Performance Embedded Software Architecture

Erik Hons, National Instruments

10:30-11:00 Open Source Software Quality surpasses Proprietary Code Stefan Asbock, Coverity11:00-11:30 Coffee Break11:30-12:00 C and C++ code coverage of embedded systems Harri Porten, froglogic12:00-12:30 Safe Program Execution with Diversified Encoding Dr. Martin Süßkraut,

SIListra SystemsSession 05/II: Software Quality II – Development Methods13:30-14:30 Conference Keynote: Engineering the IoT: An RF Expert’s View

on Technology Trends and ChallengesTyson Tuttle, Silicon Labs

14:30-15:00 Controlling deviations in a MISRA compliance environment Fergus Bolger, PRQA15:00-15:30 Have Your Cake and Eat It, Too – With MISRA C:2012 Part 1 Mark Richardson, LDRA15:30-16:00 Coffee Break16:00-16:30 Have Your Cake and Eat It, Too – With MISRA C:2012 Part 2 Mark Richardson, LDRA16:30-17:00 Debugging Real-Time Systems Requirements : Simulate The “What”

Before The “How”Dr. Bertrand Jeannet, ARGOSIM

Session 06: Hardware Focus I – Cortex-M09:30-10:00 Efficient Interrupts on Cortex-M Microcontrollers Chris Shore, ARM10:00-10:30 Speed up application software using new Cortex-M features Christopher Seidl, ARM Germany10:30-11:00 ARM Cortex-M designed for RTOS kernels Jean Labrosse, Micrium11:00-11:30 Coffee Break11:30-12:00 Advanced debugging on ARM Cortex target devices Mattias Norlander, Atollic12:00-12:30 Debug, Test, and Verify Applications on ARM Cortex-M

MicrocontrollersJohannes Bauer, ARM

Session 07: Hardware Focus II – Memory Technologies13:30-14:30 Conference Keynote: Engineering the IoT: An RF Expert’s View

on Technology Trends and ChallengesTyson Tuttle, Silicon Labs

14:30-15:00 Memory Access Ordering in Complex Embedded Systems Chris Shore, ARM15:00-15:30 Improving DRAM Reliability with Integrated ECC-Error correction Thorsten Wronski, Mark Baumgärtner,

Memphis Electronic15:30-16:00 Coffee Break16:00-16:30 NOR Embedded Innovations Scale to Meet Application/Efficiency

ChallengesJackson Huang, Spansion

16:30-17:00 SPI-serial SLC-NAND-Flash: compact, efficient and IoT-secure firmware Hans Diesing, Zentel-Europe17:00-17:30 aMLC (advancedMLC) Technology for NAND Flash Storage Jeffray Hsieh, ATP ElectronicsSession 08/I: Internet of Things – Application Profiles I09:30-10:00 Connectivity and Manageability issues and solutions for the

Internet of ThingsMousumi Hazra, Intel Corporation

10:00-10:30 Application Protocols for the IPv6-based Internet of Things Fesseha Tsegaye Mamo, Offenburg University of Applied Sciences

10:30-11:00 Wireless Machine Communication Andy Walter, macio11:00-11:30 Coffee Break11:30-12:00 How to develop IoT APIs for connected products Klaus-Dieter Walter,

SSV Software Systems12:00-12:30 There are so many to choose from: Which IoT protocol to use? Stefan Vaillant, Cumulocity

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2015

CLASSESClass 06: The Mc Guire Classes II – Legal aspects of Open-Source09:30-17:30 Legal aspects of Open-Source Prof. Nicholas Mc Guire, OSADL; et al.Class 07: The Kalinsky Classes II – Design of Safety-critical Systems and Software09:30-17:30 Design of Safety-critical Systems and Software Dr. David Kalinsky, D. Kalinsky

Associates – Technical TrainingClass 08: Ultra Low Power Workshop13:30-13:45 Introduction: Integrating Low-Power Microcontrollers

into Things of the IoTMarkus Levy, EEMBC

13:45-14:30 Guidelines and Tradeoffs for Energy–Efficient System Design Mark Wallis, STMicroelectronics14:30-15:15 Using Power-Aware Debugging to Optimize the Use of Power Modes William Goh, Texas Instruments15:15-15:45 Coffee Break15:45-16:30 Applying Low Power Techniques to SoCs for IoT Applications Monica Redon, Analog Devices16:30-17:00 Managing Ultra-Low Power for IoT Communications Jason Tollefson, Microchip17:00-17:30 General Q&A Markus Levy, EEMBCClass 09: DSP Demystified – Signals Analysis and Processing for IoT11:00-15:00 DSP Demystified – Signals Analysis and Processing for IoT John Edwards, XMOS SemiconductorsClass 10: The Adaptive and Multirate Signal Processing Special Topics15:30-17:30 The adaptive and multirate special topics Amir Kapetanovic, Huber Signal

ProcessingClass 11: The Bruce Douglass Class I15:30-16:30 Agile Development / Agile Systems Engineering Dr. Bruce Douglass, IBM16:30-17:30 Model-Based Dependability Analysis and Specification Dr. Bruce Douglass, IBM

SESSIONSSession 09/I: Internet of Things – Security II09:30-10:30 Keynote: Heterogeneous Computing for an Internet of Things World Scott Aylor, AMD10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-12:00 One Step ahead – Securing Devices in the IoT Era Dr. Mathias Wagner,

NXP Semiconductors12:00-12:30 Making IoT a Reality – Leveraging Hardware Security Devices Kerry Maletsky, AtmelSession 09/II: Internet of Things – Security II13:30-14:30 An industry perspective on security evaluation of embedded devices Dennis Vermoen, Riscure14:30-15:00 The root of trust for the internet of things Timo Grassmann, Infineon

Technologies15:00-15:30 Coffee Break15:30-16:00 An Army of Malware Infested Toasters: Thinking about Risk and the

Internet of ThingsThomas Cantrell, Green Hills Software

Session 08/II: Internet of Things – Application Profiles I13:30-14:30 Conference Keynote: Engineering the IoT: An RF Expert’s View

on Technology Trends and ChallengesTyson Tuttle, Silicon Labs

14:30-15:00 Delivering IoT Services with Embedded Java: An Automotive Success Story

Terrence Barr, Andrey Petushkow, Oracle

15:00-15:30 Designing Cross-Platform Software for Internet of Things System Tuukka Ahoniemi, Digia Qt15:30-16:00 Coffee Break16:00-16:30 IoT & Industrie 4.0: Their Differences and why OPC-UA is the

Solution for Both!Stefan Hoppe, OPC Foundation

16:30-17:00 OPC UA in Practice Cristian Pogacean, Softing Industrial Automation

17:00-17:30 Industry 4.0 – The Software Point of View Dr. Oliver Alt, LieberLieber Software

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16:00-16:30 Security for the Industrial Internet of Things Stefan Klünder, SSV Software Systems16:30-17:00 Securing Embedded Communication with TLS1.2 Simon Gutjahr,

Offenburg University of Applied Sciences17:00-17:30 IT security: The challenge for distributed industrial networks Dr. Werner Eberle, INSYS

MicroelectronicsSession 10/I: Internet of Things – Short Range Wireless09:30-10:30 Keynote: Heterogeneous Computing for an Internet of Things World Scott Aylor, AMD10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-11:30 Short range wireless technologies BLE, Bluetooth and WiFi are an

essential part of any IoT effortGokhan Tanyeri, Trish Messiter, Clarinox Technologies

11:30-12:00 NFC Interface for Packet-Based Serial Data Transmission Jacob Maxa, Rostock University12:00-12:30 NFC4IoT...and more Andreas Riedenauer, INELTEK MitteSession 10/II: Internet of Things – Short Range Wireless13:30-14:00 Creating the Internet of My Things with Bluetooth Smart Martin Woolley, Bluetooth SIG14:00-14:30 Latest development on Bluetooth for IoT Vincent Gao, Bluetooth SIG14:30-15:00 Streaming Audio speech and music using Bluetooth Low Energy Prof. Dr. Marcel Meli, ZHAW InES15:00-15:30 Coffee Break15:30-16:00 Results of 6LoWPAN Performance in an Automated Testbed Artem Yushev,

Offenburg University of Applied Sciences16:00-16:30 Network Performance, Reliability and Metrics for Embedded IP

Mesh NetworksSkip Ashton, Silicon Labs

16:30-17:00 The Internet of Things in the home using ZigBee Home Automation Colin Faulkner, NXP Semiconductors17:00-17:30 Giving the internet of things a voice Jochen Kilian, DSP GroupSession 11: Panel Discussion: Car-2-X-Communication for the Internet of Things09:30-10:30 Keynote: Heterogeneous Computing for an Internet of Things World Scott Aylor, AMD10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-12:30 Panel Discussion: Car-2-X-Communication for the Internet of Things Dr. Torsten Klie,

FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg / ESISession 12: Engineering Focus – Embedded GUI Development & Test13:30-14:00 The Internet of Things Requires a User-Centric HMI Stephan Häfele, Altia14:00-14:30 The Internet of Things: HMI development for Embedded Smartness Dr. Peter Rößger, TES Electronic

Solutions14:30-15:00 HTML5 – a Real Option for Embedded Software User Experience Joakim Hedenstedt, Movial15:00-15:30 Coffee Break15:30-16:00 Analyzing Hardware Graphics Accelerator (GPU) Performance for

Embedded Graphics and UI ApplicationsPhil Brumby, Mentor Graphics

16:00-16:30 Automated testing of Qt and QML applications Tomasz Pawlowski, AutoTestSession 13/I: Embedded OS II – Android09:30-10:30 Keynote: Heterogeneous Computing for an Internet of Things World Scott Aylor, AMD10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-11:30 Connect successfully your android application with your embedded

hardwareDr. Frank Reither, emtrion

11:30-12:00 Power and Performance Optimization on Android Alexander Weggerle, Intel12:00-12:30 Reducing memory usage in Android Chris Simmonds, 2netSession 13/II: Embedded OS II – Android13:30-14:00 Qt on Android Fabien Decret, Adeneo Embedded14:00-14:30 Enhancing Android testability through loose coupling with MVP Christian Happ, Ralph S. Mayer,

University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt14:30-15:00 A User-Friendly Android-Based Tool for 868 MHz RF Traffic- and

Spectrum-AnalysisJens Saalmüller, Fraunhofer IIS

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Session 14/I: Internet of Things – Functional Safety09:30-10:30 Keynote: Heterogeneous Computing for an Internet of Things World Scott Aylor, AMD10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-12:00 Safety-Critical Functions in Distributed Embedded-Systems Dr. Olaf Winne, Lamtec Leipzig12:00-12:30 The Internet of Things might make our lives easier – but what about

functional safety?Dirk Bilgram, HIMA Paul Hildebrandt

Session 14/II: Internet of Things – Functional Safety13:30-14:00 Agile Development of Safety Critical Systems Dr. Bruce Douglass, IBM14:00-14:30 Developing and Deploying Industrial Systems with Safety Certified

Code for the IEC 61508 StandardAndrew Caples, Mentor Graphics

14:30-15:00 ARM TrustZone as a Basis for Safety Critical Systems Konrad Schwarz, Siemens15:00-15:30 Coffee Break15:30-16:00 Risk Analysis as a Requirement for CE-Conformity Oleg Lurie,

VDE Prüf- und Zertifizierungsinstitut16:00-16:30 From Unit-Test to HIL: Formal Verification for safety critical requirements Markus Gros, BTC Embedded Systems16:30-17:00 Securing Device Communication by Predicate Logic Specifications Prof. Wolfgang Schreiner,

Johannes Kepler University Linz17:00-17:30 Reference design with proven HW and SW components for a safe

and secure sensor/actor moduleDr. Kurt Böhringer, Hitex Development Tools

Session 15: Hardware Focus III – Low Power / Ultra Low Power09:30-10:30 Keynote: Heterogeneous Computing for an Internet of Things World Scott Aylor, AMD10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-11:30 Wireless sensing using LEDs as very low cost energy harvesters Prof. Dr. Marcel Meli, Niklas Roth,

ZHAW InES11:30-12:00 Pyroelectrical Power Generation for Autonomous Sensors in Circuit

Board ProductionArne Neiser, University Rostock

12:00-12:30 Energy-Harvesting Devices Replace Batteries in IoT Sensors Tom Sparkman, SpansionSession 16/I: Software Quality III – Debugging & Test Methods09:30-10:30 Keynote: Heterogeneous Computing for an Internet of Things World Scott Aylor, AMD10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-11:30 Hardware/Software Debug in the Era of the Internet of Things Frank Schirrmeister,

Cadence Design Systems11:30-12:00 Self-testing in Embedded Systems Colin Walls, Mentor Graphics12:00-12:30 Run-Time Data Visualization of an Embedded System without Code

InstrumentationJean Labrosse, Micrium

Session 16/II: Software Quality III – Debugging & Test Methods13:30-14:00 How to test complex systems? Dominique Toupin, Ericsson14:00-14:30 Debugging with Confidence: Visualizing Code in Eclipse Eric Woestman, EnSoft14:30-15:00 Back stepping using program trace Radu Ivan, Freescale Semiconductor15:00-15:30 Coffee Break15:30-16:00 Multicore in embedded designs – New opportunities and challenges Andreas Wallberg, IAR Systems16:00-16:30 Patterns of Test Automation Dr. Dmitry Chibisov, CESDO.

COMputing & engineering services16:30-17:00 Debugging and controlling arrays of nodes for Internet of Things Horghidan Catalin, Freescale

Semiconductor17:00-17:30 5 ways to protect your software supply chain from hacks, quacks,

and wrecksRod Cope, Rogue Wave Software

Session 17/I: Hardware Focus IV – SoC09:30-10:30 Keynote: Heterogeneous Computing for an Internet of Things World Scott Aylor, AMD10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-11:30 Comparison of System Level Design flows for FPGAs Prof. Dr. Ralf Gessler, HS Heilbronn11:30-12:00 Obtaining Application Processor Performance with Embedded SoCs

via AcceleratorsGlenn Steiner, Xilinx

12:00-12:30 Hardware Offloading in Communication Controller Designs Prof. Hans Dermot Doran, Zürich University of Applied Sciences

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2015

CLASSESClass 12: The Mc Guire Classes III – Linux for Safety-critical Systems09:30-17:00 Linux for Safety-critical Systems Prof. Nicholas Mc Guire, OSADLClass 13: Embedded Android Workshop09:30-17:00 Embedded Android Workshop Karim Yaghmour, OpersysClass 14: The Kalinsky Classes III – Architectural Design of Software for Multicore Software – The 2015 Edition09:30-17:30 Architectural Design of Software for Multicore Systems –

The 2015 EditionDr. David Kalinsky, D. Kalinsky Associates – Technical Training

Class 15: The Bruce Douglass Class II – UML for C-Based Embedded Systems15:00-16:30 UML for C-Based Embedded Systems Dr. Bruce Douglass, IBM

SESSIONSSession 18/I: Internet of Things – Security III09:30-10:30 Keynote: Delivering End-to-End Intelligence for the Internet of Things Gareth Noyes, Wind River10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-11:30 Safety and Security – How to Improve System Software Testing for

Safety and Security Critical SystemsMarc Serughetti, Synopsys

11:30-12:00 Reducing Risk and Liability of IoT with a Systems-based Approach to the 20 Critical Security Controls

Philip Attfield, Sequitur Labs

12:00-12:30 Verifiable Security for the Embedded Internet of Things Dave Hughes, HCC EmbeddedSession 18/II: Internet of Things – Security III13:30-14:00 Chaotic produced random number generators for Internet of things

security threadsChris Koliopanos, Antonis Mairgiotis, Technological Educational Institute of Epirus

14:00-14:30 Use Virtualization Technology to Achieve Security Isolation for IoT Products

Jiming Sun, Intel

14:30-15:00 Coffee Break15:00-15:30 Open Source = Open Security? Can Linux-based IoT gateway

solutions be secure?Philipp Michel, Wind River

15:30-16:00 Improving Embedded Software Security through Coding Standards Compliance and Structural Coverage Analysis

Mark Richardson, LDRA

16:00-16:30 Incremental Software Quality Analysis for Embedded Systems Dr. Benjamin Hummel, CQSESession 19/I: Internet of Things – Application Profiles II09:30-10:30 Keynote: Delivering End-to-End Intelligence for the Internet of Things Gareth Noyes, Wind River10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-12:30 Rapid prototyping your next cloud-based applications for the IoT

using open source hardware & software // A hands on experienceAdrian Fernandez, Texas Instruments

12:30-13:30 Lunch Break13:30-14:00 Building the Internet of Things with the Eclipse IoT stack and Java Benjamin Cabé, Eclipse Foundation14:00-14:30 IP protocols for the IoT Christian Legare, Micrium

Session 17/II: Hardware Focus IV – SoC13:30-14:00 DSP vs. FPGA in ARM-based Heterogeneous SoC Solutions Michael Christofferson, Enea14:00-14:30 Running an OS on ARM/FPGA hybrid architecture Anthony Pellerin, Adeneo Embedded14:30-15:00 Design of SoC with Embedded Processor for High Reliability Systems Joseph Yiu, ARM15:00-15:30 Coffee Break15:30-16:00 ParaNut – An Open, Scalable, and Highly Parallel Processor

Architecture for FPGA-based SystemsProf. Dr. Gundolf Kiefer, University of Applied Sciences Augsburg

16:00-16:30 De-Mystifying accelerated Smart Vision Systems with All Programmable SoCs

Mark Timmons, Xilinx

16:30-17:00 ADCs in ASICs: an overview for system designers Dr. Michael Coulson, Swindon Silicon Systems

17:00-17:30 High-Level-Synthesis for FPGA Implementation of Network Protocols Simon Lever, University Ulm

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Session 20/I: Engineering Focus – Image Processing

09:30-10:30 Keynote: Delivering End-to-End Intelligence for the Internet of Things Gareth Noyes, Wind River

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

11:00-11:30 Evolution of Graphics, Multimedia and Display Mazen Salloum, AMD

11:30-12:00 Accelerating Image Processing and Computer Vision via Heterogeneous Compute... transparently!

Raghu Rao, AMD

12:00-12:30 ASTERICS – An Open Toolbox for Sophisticated FPGA-Based Image Processing

Michael Schäferling, University of Applied Sciences Augsburg

Session 20/II: Engineering Focus – Image Processing

13:30-14:00 Design and Portability of an Efficient OpenCL Runtime Environment for Multi-Core Embedded Systems

Bogdan Ditu, Freescale Semiconductor

14:00-14:30 Real-Time FPGA-ARM Canny edge detection for embedded vision Bryan Huang, Altera

14:30-15:00 Coffee Break

15:00-15:30 OpenCL on Altera SoCFPGA Marek Vasut, DENX Software Engineering

15:30-16:00 Creating IoT ready camera designs by using OpenCV based image analysis

Michael Schmid, ED Systems

16:00-16:30 OpenCL Platform-independent Profiling and Profile based Optimization

Diana Vasile, Freescale Semiconductor

Session 21/I: Engineering Focus – Automotive

09:30-10:30 Keynote: Delivering End-to-End Intelligence for the Internet of Things Gareth Noyes, Wind River

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

11:00-11:30 Security, the next broad requirement beside safety in Automotive Embedded Systems

Ralf Eckhardt, Texas Instruments

11:30-12:00 Automotive Linux Security Fabric Holger Behrens, Wind River

12:00-12:30 Embedded Virtualization Approaches for Ensuring Safety and Security within E/E Automotive Systems

Dominik Reinhardt, BMW

Session 21/II: Engineering Focus – Automotive

13:30-14:00 How the world first SIL4 Certification of a MultiCore RTOS is revolutionizing Automotive safety

Stuart Fisher, SYSGO

14:00-14:30 Satisfying automotive SPICE requirements with Model Driven Development techniques

Alexander Schneider, Continental Automotive

14:30-15:00 Coffee Break

15:00-15:30 Vehicle Network support for Consumer Electronic Devices Andrew Patterson, Mentor Graphics

15:30-16:00 Vehicle Network Timing Analysis Tibor Kovas, Mentor Graphics

16:00-16:30 Design of FMCW Radars for Active Safety Applications Marco Roggero, The MathWorksSession 22/I: Management Focus II – Managing Processes

09:30-10:30 Keynote: Delivering End-to-End Intelligence for the Internet of Things Gareth Noyes, Wind River

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

11:00-11:30 Managing product quality in complex software development projects – experiences gained at Audi

Dr. Martin Feilkas, CQSE

11:30-12:00 Legacy Embedded Software – How to deal with existing product software

Dr. Jörg-Volker Müller, Systemum

12:00-12:30 Functional and Technical Traceability Challenges Ömer Gürsoy, itemisSession 22/II: Management Focus II – Managing Processes

13:30-14:00 Breaking the complex component pre-selection paradigm, speeding time to market and reducing design risk with one simple move

Stuart Cording, The Marketing Works

14:00-14:30 Adding New Features to Your Safety-Critical Device – Without Breaking the Re-certification Budget

Chris Ault, QNX Software Systems

14:30-15:00 Coffee Break

15:00-15:30 Safety Critical Systems Development with a certified Solution Martin Losch, Polarion Software

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15:30-16:00 ClassB Product-Integration Stefan Grohmann, Hitex Development Tools

16:00-16:30 Smarter Control in Industrial Applications with programmable SoCs Dan Isaacs, XilinxSession 23/I: Software Quality IV – Code Analysis09:30-10:30 Keynote: Delivering End-to-End Intelligence for the Internet of Things Gareth Noyes, Wind River10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-11:30 A Comparison of Three Bug-finding Techniques and Their Relative

Effectiveness and SpeedMark Lambert, Parasoft

11:30-12:00 How to fulfil OEM requirements mapped to ISO 26262, HIS & Co. Stefan David, The MathWorks12:00-12:30 Optimizing Static Source Code Analysis for Mission-Critical

Embedded Software ApplicationsStefan Asbock, Coverity

Session 23/II: Software Quality IV – Code Analysis13:30-14:00 Top 5 Best Practices for Delivering Secure In-Vehicle Software Jessica Jaclin, Klocwork14:00-14:30 Runtime Analysis Demystified Martin Gisbert, IAR Systems14:30-15:00 Coffee Break15:00-15:30 Why is My Car Accelerating: Impact Analysis for Embedded

Automotive SoftwareTheodore Murdock, EnSoft

15:30-16:30 Demonstrating the Absence of Runtime Errors and Mastering Resource Usage on Evolving Software

Dr. Daniel Kästner, AbsInt

Session 24/I: Internet of Things – M2M09:30-10:30 Keynote: Delivering End-to-End Intelligence for the Internet of Things Gareth Noyes, Wind River10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-11:30 Fieldbus in times of IoT Reiner Zitzmann, CAN in Automation11:30-12:00 LTE for M2M: It‘s Not All About Speed Olivier Pauzet, Sierra Wireless12:00-12:30 IoT and next generation M2M applications Pelle Svensson, u-bloxSession 24/II: Internet of Things – M2M13:30-14:00 Designing an IoT Gateway Dr. Cuno Pfister, Oberon microsystems14:00-14:30 The Open Future of Home Gateways Kai Kreuzer, Deutsche Telekom14:30-15:00 Coffee Break15:00-15:30 Real-Time Water Level Monitoring using Low-Power WSN Nguyen Minh Phuong,

Offenburg University of Applied Sciences15:30-16:00 How to Design a Winning Wearable Product Greg Fyke, Silicon Labs16:00-16:30 Internet of things revolution for medical devices? Daniel Morris, Polarion SoftwareSession 25/I: Hardware Focus V – Multicore09:30-10:30 Keynote: Delivering End-to-End Intelligence for the Internet of Things Gareth Noyes, Wind River10:30-11:00 Coffee Break11:00-11:30 Analysis and Design Techniques to Optimize Multicore Parallelism Rob Oshana, Freescale Semiconductor;

Markus Levy, EEMBC11:30-12:00 Software-Architectures for Multi-Core-Systems – A Survey Dr. Kai Richter, Symtavision12:00-12:30 Deploying Multicore and Heterogeneous Embedded Systems Felix Baum, Mentor GraphicsSession 25/II: Hardware Focus V – Multicore13:30-14:00 Multi-Core Technology Implications for Embedded Systems

Development Dr. Michael Deubzer, Timing-Architects Embedded Systems

14:00-14:30 Implementing Multicore Systems in Applications Ranging from IoT to Safety Critical Systems

Dr. Stephan Stilkerich, Airbus Group Innovations; Markus Levy, EEMBC

14:30-15:00 Coffee Break15:00-15:30 Homogenous Development of Embedded and Mobile Applications

Utilizing CPU and GPU EfficientlyGeorg Zitzlsberger, Intel

15:30-16:00 Modular software framework design for heterogeneous processor architectures

Thorsten Lorenzen, Texas Instruments

16:00-16:30 Embedded Multicore Building Blocks: Parallel Programming Made Easy

Dr. Tobias Schüle, Siemens

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CLASSES embedded world Conference 2015

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Class 07 The Kalinsky Classes II – Design of Safety-critical Systems and Software n

Class 08 Ultra Low Power Workshop nClass 09 DSP Demystified – Signals Analysis and Processing for IoT nClass 10 The Adaptive and Multirate Signal Processing Special Topics nClass 11 The Bruce Douglass Class I nClass 12 The Mc Guire Classes III – Linux for Safety-critical Systems nClass 13 Embedded Android Workshop n

Class 14 The Kalinsky Classes III – Architectural Design of Software for Multicore Software – The 2015 Edition n

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