October 29 - 30, 2025 | Detroit
Showcasing MotionWise Schedule and advancing safe, secure Software-Defined Vehicles through expert talks and panels
TTTech Auto at NXP Technology Days Detroit 2025
Date: October 29–30, 2025
Location: Saint John’s Resort, Plymouth, MI
Meet TTTech Auto in Detroit
At NXP Technology Days Detroit 2025, TTTech Auto will showcase how our safety software platforms and middleware enable safe, secure, and scalable Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs). Join us at our demo station or technical sessions to explore how we are helping OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers navigate the transition to centralized architectures, high-performance software deployment, and fail-operational systems in autonomous driving.
Technical Sessions
1. Fail-Operational by Design: Architecting Safety for X-by-Wire Systems
Wednesday, October 29 – 9:45–10:35 AM (Vehicle Architectures)
Speaker: Tobias Greisinger
Explore how fail-operational architectures enable safe steer-by-wire and brake-by-wire systems through redundancy, independence, and fault tolerance.
2. Middleware That Moves: Enabling Predictable and Scalable SDVs with Smarter Integration
Wednesday, October 29 – 3:15–4:05 PM (Software & Tools)
Speaker: Salvador Rodriguez
Learn how middleware innovation orchestrates resource scheduling and communication to simplify integration in centralized E/E architectures and enable scalable SDV platforms.
3. Redundancy Reimagined: Evaluating Independence in SAE Level 3+ Safety Architectures
Thursday, October 30 – 8:45–9:35 AM (Vehicle Architectures)
Speaker: Tobias Greisinger
Understand the role of redundancy and “sufficient independence” in achieving safe, fail-operational SAE L3+ systems, and gain insight into practical methodologies for evaluation.
Panel Discussion
Title: How to accelerate SDV development
Thursday, October 30 – 9:45–10:35 AM
Speakers: Justin Moon (QNX), Marc Weber (Vector), Salvador Rodriguez (TTTech Auto), Pierre Cotte (NXP Semiconductors)
Explore how pre-integrated SDV platforms streamline development, reduce integration complexity, and shift the collaboration model from the traditional value chain to flexible value networks. This approach can also significantly shorten time-to-market for OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers.
Exhibition Highlight
Demo Title: MotionWise Schedule for QNX SDP 8.0
Presenter: Salvador Rodriguez
Discover how MotionWise Schedule helps manage mixed-criticality workloads in ADAS/AD domain controllers. From Lane Follow Assist to Forward Collision Avoidance, today’s ECUs must process massive amounts of sensor data in real time while hosting platform services with different timing requirements.
- Correct-by-design scheduling: Combines time-triggered, dataflow, and event-driven scheduling.
- Deterministic execution: Guarantees CPU resources for safety-critical applications.
- Adaptive runtime response: Ensures timing requirements are respected even when workloads overrun.
- Mathematically proven configuration: Tackles complexity of resource management and increases trust in deployment.
Let’s talk at Detroit Tech Days!
Book a meeting with our experts Tobias Greisinger, Salvador Rodriguez, Shashank Gaur, or Bernhard Tölly.