News Archive 2011

In order to support the measures to contain the COVID-19 virus, the majority of our worldwide associates started working from home.

Interview with Dr. Nigel Tracey on the VIP Stage of WEKA Fachmedien about automotive safety and security in focus (embedded world 2020).

After careful consideration we have decided to cancel the ETAS Connections 2020 due to the developments related to corona virus.

The city of Nuremberg, Germany, is once again hosting the leading international fair for embedded systems, which takes place this year on February 25–27. The ETAS booth is number 4-558 in Hall 4.

The latest issue of RealTimes focuses on the future – but also reflects on the past. There is much to discover, as you will see!

TÜV SÜD has once again given ETAS its seal of approval: ETAS AUTOSAR Basic Software is compliant with ISO 26262:2018 ASIL-D applications. In addition, compliance with further safety standards have been confirmed to cover passenger vehicles, motorbikes, trucks, and off-highway machinery.

ETAS CEO Friedhelm Pickhard has received an award from his alma mater, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, for his untiring efforts to raise the city’s profile, particularly in the field of cybersecurity.

ETAS GmbH and BlackBerry QNX, a business unit of BlackBerry Limited, announced today the companies will cooperate to jointly develop and market a safety-critical platform for use in next generation connected and autonomous vehicles.

The fifth edition of the ETAS Symposium took place on October 4 in Tokyo, Japan. Organized to create an environment where experts from all over the world can easily exchange information, the event was a resounding success.