HAL4SDV at HiPEAC 2026
On the 27th of January, HAL4SDV project was presented at HiPEAC 2026 conference in Krakow, Poland. HAL4SDV coordinator Andreas Eckel represented the project at the 14th edition of the Mixed-Criticality Systems (MCS) Workshop, co-organized by IKERLAN, Barcelona Supercomputing Center, and German Aerospace Center (DLR). The session covered key topics such as TrustworthyAI, Software-Defined Vehicles, and safety and security in mixed-criticality and RISC-V platforms.
This workshop brought together academic and industrial experts who presented their work, progress, and approaches across 11 research projects: SHASAI, Capsul-IA, EdgeAI-Trust, SAFEXPLAIN, UP2DATE4SDV, HAL4SDV, CODE4EV, Shift2SDV, RIGOLETTO, ISOLDE Project and SMARTY.
Also, the project was presented by Edin Arnautovic (TAAG). HAL4SDV partner Harrison Kurunathan presented a poster summarising Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto's contributions across multiple building blocks of the HAL4SDV project. The poster highlighted key research topics, including: Compiler-Integrated Schedulability Analysis, Resource-Efficient DAG Dcheduling, Authentication Trade-offs for Software-Defined Vehicles, Resource sharing Long Heterogeneous Platooning.
HiPEAC 2026 provided an excellent opportunity for networking, establishing new connections, and fostering cross-project collaboration. During the event, Harrison Kurunathan met Gregor Nitsche, representing the UP2DATE4SDV project, and discussed potential synergies with HAL4SDV as well as opportunities for further collaboration between the two projects. Following these discussions, Gregor Nitsche later joined a HAL4SDV meeting in Munich to continue exploring possibilities for cooperation.
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