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Hi, everyone, and welcome back.

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My name is Janet Ooi,
and I'll be taking you on a journey

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to understand the complex challenges
automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers face

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in testing ADAS and AV functions
in modern vehicles.

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Before that, let's hear from Steffen Schmidt,
the CEO of IPG Automotive,

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who will share more about the development trends
of autonomous driving

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and how testing will evolve
along with the technology advancements.

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Future development trends and topics
such as autonomous driving or electrification

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are strongly driven by software.

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The focus of vehicle development
is therefore shifting from hardware to software.

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Automation in vehicles with ADAS Level 3+

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increases and requires testing and validation
of a steadily growing number of scenarios,

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including their environment.

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Not only does the number of tests
to be performed rise,

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but their complexity is also getting higher.

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In the past, with adaptive cruise control,

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it was sufficient to pay attention
to the vehicle up front.

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Nowadays, many different road users
have to be taken into account in tests,

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for example, for the Highway Pilot.

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In addition to following the lead vehicle
and keeping a safe distance,

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automated maneuvers such as exiting the lane,
overtaking, and re-entering the lane

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also have to be considered in this example.

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The complexity increases even more
when driving in cities.

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Think about all the different intersection
and turning scenarios with pedestrians,

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cyclists, mopeds, e-scooters, and so on.

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The real test drive on its own cannot represent
this level of complexity and variability.

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Therefore, the use of simulation
is absolutely essential

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to develop and validate AV systems.

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In addition to camera and lidar sensors,
the radar sensor plays a key role.

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Radar technology is becoming
more and more intelligent and complex.

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This makes validation and release

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of radar-based assistance systems
more challenging.

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Due to the high number
and complexity of scenarios,

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they cannot only be performed
in the physical vehicle anymore.

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That's right, Steffen.

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Radar sensors have evolved significantly
over the last decade

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and are becoming
more and more intelligent and complex.

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Radar technology continues to evolve
with higher frequency,

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wider bandwidth, and better resolution.

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In fact, advances in the radar sensor technology

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are what's pushing the automation level
in vehicles toward Level 3 or 4.

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Getting to Level 5 full driving automation

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will require representation
of total roadway scenes,

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ensuring the ADAS and AV
decision-making algorithms

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are reliable enough for us to trust them
with our lives.

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The vision is for this technology
to fully replace the human behind the wheel

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and make reliable, accurate,
and safe decisions on the road

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under any circumstances.

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Let's take a sneak peek
into what we will learn in Lesson 3

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and how we can achieve the vision
of full driving automation in the near future.

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Forecasts are optimistic for the growth
of the autonomous vehicle market.

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Those forecasts depend on the confidence
in the minds of consumers,

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regulators, and the insurance industry.

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Confidence in the safety of
advanced driver assistance systems

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is built on detailed testing,

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but it can take hundreds of millions
of miles of road testing, actual or simulated,

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to explore corner cases
and qualify new designs.

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Autonomous operation depends
on high-resolution radar and camera systems

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working in concert with incoming navigation data.

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Business goals for size, weight, and cost
are driving the sensor fusion of discrete elements

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into compact but complex subsystems.

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A typical testing process
involves a vehicle on a test track.

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Whenever the vehicle
approaches a physical target,

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the sensor system can be tested.

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This open-loop, single-unit method is slow,
labor-intensive, costly, and insufficient.

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The complementary approach is
time-synchronized testing

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of complete sensor subsystems.

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Using detailed simulations
and a closed-loop approach,

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this method exercises sensors,
electronic control units,

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and AI algorithms as an integrated unit.

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Working in collaboration,
Keysight Technologies, IPG Automotive,

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and Nordsys have created an innovative solution

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called the Autonomous Drive Emulator
(ADE) platform.

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Here's how it works:

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Each subsystem is mounted
in an ADE simulator rig.

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The real-time 3D engine
creates a virtual environment

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that includes full-motion video,
dynamic radar signals,

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and congested C-V2X scenarios,

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4G today and 5G NR in the near future.

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The unit under test responds with actions
such as braking, steering, and acceleration,

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just as it would on the road.

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This expedites testing
through cumulative hours of simulation

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and the measurement of feedback
from every element of the ADAS system.

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With state-of-the-art realism,
the ADE platform enables developers

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to confidently test their designs
and then focus on the debugging

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and fine-tuning of system behavior.

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Because the ADE platform is open,
it simplifies integration

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with a wide range of commercial 3D modelers,
hardware-in-the-loop systems,

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and existing test and simulation environments.

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With AVs, market growth depends on confidence,

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and confidence comes from
highly realistic testing.

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The ADE platform is ready
to streamline the test pipeline.

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This is just one of the ways
Keysight is helping OEMs and their suppliers

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realize their vision of mobility.

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That's all we have for this lesson.

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Join me in the next lesson
as we discuss the gaps

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between real-world testing
and software simulation

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of autonomous vehicles
or advanced driver assistance systems.

