12.07.2020

VVM will be presented at the Automated Vehicle Symposium 2020 (AVS)

VVM coordinator Roland Galbas (Bosch) will present the VVM project at the online Automated Vehicle Symposium 2020 (AVS) as part of the session "Safety Assurance of Automated Driving". With the aim of harmonizing international approaches to safety assurance and methodologies, the session will focus on the scenario-based methodological approach developed by the PEGASUS project. Galbas will present the VVM project as one of the successor projects within the Pegasus Family. Further contributions are planned from partner project SetLevel4to5 and the Japanese project SAKURA.

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