Three-day overview of the ISO 21448 safety of the intended functionality standard: foreseeable misuse, functional insufficiencies, triggering events and verification and validation strategies.
Explains why ISO 26262 does not cover nominal performance of the function and how SOTIF addresses hazards from functional insufficiencies and reasonably foreseeable misuse. Covers the standard's framework and its relationship to SAE J3016, SOTIF activities on the left side of the V-model, functional and system specification, identification and evaluation of hazards and triggering events, functional modifications that reduce risk, and verification and validation strategies that argue completeness. A system-theoretic approach is used to find foreseeable misuse scenarios.
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Introduction and overview of ISO 21448 · Relationship to SAE J3016 · Functional and system specification
Hazards caused by the intended functionality · Triggering events · Functional modifications to reduce SOTIF-related risk
Application challenges and how to overcome them · Verification and validation strategies
Design accelerated tests to estimate how products perform over their service lives.
Three-day blended short course on the systems engineering and safety assurance of autonomous systems that use AI, from hazards and machine learning assurance to human-autonomy teaming and the autonomous systems safety case.
Two-day hands-on course on system and design FMEA using the AIAG-VDA seven-step approach, from boundary and P diagrams to risk analysis, optimisation and design verification planning (DVP&R), with an optional certification exam.