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Testing safety critical systems |
Testing safety-critical systems is of paramount importance due to the potential risks associated with their failure. These systems are designed to perform critical functions that directly impact human safety, public health, or the environment. Examples of safety-critical systems include nuclear power plants, air traffic control systems, medical devices, autonomous vehicles, and aviation systems. Safety Critical Systems always have a special place at QA&TEST. As a prime example, in our 2023 programme, we will talk about Autonomous Vehicles Demonstrating the complexities involved in testing autonomous vehicle software, our speaker, Daniel Nilsson—an esteemed expert in the field—will enlighten us about the challenges associated with testing software for these vehicles and provide valuable suggestions on how to tackle them. Daniel Nilsson Daniel is a dedicated test personality from Gothenburg, Sweden with almost 20 years' experience within software testing of complex system. He has mainly worked with embedded software in the automotive industry, including personal vehicles, trucks and busses. Test automation has followed him throughout his entire career, from automating manual scripts to strategical processes and development of complete test environments and frameworks. Daniel has assisted several large global automotive companies in their work with increasing the quality mindset within the organizations, this includes introducing, teaching and coaching test teams in Japan, China, Germany, India and the US in agile test methodology and leading and coaching outsourced test teams in India. Daniel is a regular visitor to global test conferences, constantly updating himself on the latest in methods, techniques, and ways of working. He is also active in the local test community and contributing to the development of the tester profession in the Gothenburg area. He is currently setting up a new test team for the new super computer in the vehicles of tomorrow.
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