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This tutorial, led by experts from MachineWare, Arm, TraceTronic, and RWTH Aachen University, showcases how Virtual Platforms accelerate automotive software development through early testing, automation, and scalability. It introduces VCML, an open-source framework by MachineWare, and highlights trends like AI-defined vehicles and native execution, with Arm contributing simulation and hardware insights. Practical applications from TraceTronic and RWTH Aachen include automated testing and embedded fuzzing, emphasizing traceability and collaboration in modern workflows.

DVCon Europe, 2025

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Unlock the full performance potential of Virtual Platforms with parallelized CPU models. This approach dramatically improves simulation performance while maintaining compliance with the SystemC standard.

61st ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference (DAC), 2024

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In the face of growing complexity in automotive systems, this paper unveils a novel framework that combines QEMU and SystemC TLM-2.0 to create high-performance virtual ECUs. This allows automotive companies to efficiently validate ECU software before hardware prototypes are available, enhancing safety, reducing costs, and speeding up time-to-market.

DVCon Europe, 2023

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Accelerate your code coverage analysis for embedded software with NQC², an innovative QEMU plugin. Bypass traditional bare-metal limitations and extract runtime coverage information without target-software instrumentation, achieving up to 8.5x better performance than comparable approaches.

RAPIDO, 2024

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Meet SIM-V, a high-performance RISC-V simulator that revolutionizes early software development and verification. With its custom JIT engine, SIM-V enables swift and thorough verification of large target software stacks in Continuous Integration scenarios.

DVCon Europe, 2022

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As hardware-software systems become increasingly complex, ensuring software quality in safety-critical domains is critical. This paper presents a novel approach to improve the performance of Level 4 virtual Electronic Control Units (L4 vECUs) using QEMU and SystemC TLM, achieving a remarkable 1000x speedup in testing.

DVCon Japan, 2024

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Discover the potentials of open-source Virtual Platforms and learn how the Virtual Components Modeling Library (VCML) simplifies prototyping, development, and debugging, enabling scalable and efficient software and hardware integration.

DVCon Europe, 2023