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Panel Discussion: What’s the Right Balance Between Simulated and Real-World Data for Validating In-Cabin Safety Systems?

Event: InCabin Europe
| Session date: Thursday 10th October
Session date: Thursday 10th October
, 2024

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Moderator

Prof. Alexander Braun​
Professor of Physics,

University of Applied Sciences Dusseldorf

Alexis Lluis Gomez
Alexis Lluis Gomez
Alexis Lluis Gomez
Technical Director - Imaging,

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"Javier Salado smiling in front of a world map backdrop"
"Javier Salado smiling in front of a world map backdrop"
Javier Salado
Technical Product Manager,

Anyverse

Alexis Lluis Gomez
Alexis Lluis Gomez
Alexis Lluis Gomez
Technical Director - Imaging,

Arm

"Javier Salado smiling in front of a world map backdrop"
"Javier Salado smiling in front of a world map backdrop"
Javier Salado
Technical Product Manager,

Anyverse

When it comes to validating in-cabin safety systems, both simulated and real-world data are used, but which is more effective, and do we need both? This panel will explore the strengths and weaknesses of each approach, addressing how simulations offer cost-effective, scalable testing, while real-world data ensures accuracy in unpredictable environments. Industry experts will debate how to find the right balance between these methods, considering factors such as development timelines, safety, and regulatory requirements. Attendees will gain insights into the latest tools and strategies for blending simulations with real-world testing, helping to create a comprehensive validation process that ensures in-cabin safety systems are both reliable and ready for real-world deployment. Join this discussion to understand the future direction of in-cabin safety system validation. 

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