Lessons Learned from Model Based Development of a Dependable Control-by-Wire System
Paper in proceeding, 2004

Volvo Car Corporation and the Royal Institute of Technology initiated a joint project named FAR in October 2002. FAR stands for Function and ARchitecture integration. There were 10 M.Sc. students in the project taking a special class. The focus of the project was the development of a portable drive-by-wire system using model based development and reference architectures. The deliveries from the project were a tool chain for automatic code generation from Matlab Simulink models and a prototype vehicle in scale 1:5. The project was very successful and the result was delivered to Volvo Cars in June 2003. The project deliveries have been further developed at Volvo Cars.

Author

Per Johannessen

Chalmers, Department of Computer Engineering

Fredrik Törner

Chalmers, Department of Computer Engineering

Jan Torin

Chalmers, Department of Computer Engineering

Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Mechatronics, 2004

Subject Categories

Computer Engineering

DOI

10.1109/ICMECH.2004.1364406

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10/7/2017