ISO 21448 - Safety of the Intendedly Functionality (SOTIF) (2020)

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In this episode, Our CEO, Dr. Hasan Ibne Akram talks with Dr. Simon Rößner,
Senior Expert Functional Safety at TÜV SÜD Auto Service GmbH about ISO 21448 - Safety of the Intendedly Functionality (SOTIF)
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[@DZ-vv2ky]

You are the best! I'm fascinated by you, by your interview and by SOTIF. Please, give us more about it. Thank you very much!

[@djsergioamaya]

Very insightful! Thank you for the good interview.

[@bhanukishore7962]

Why can’t identified usecases/scenarios be treated as requirements?

[@MBCExperience846]

Very well story, which is systematically discussed. If the thought of SOTIF is coming earier than the thought of traditional functional safety. Why has the functional safety to be applied earier the SOTIF test activities practiaclly after assuring the avoiding the malfunctions and systematic software errors? I think that the thought about something has to be linked simultaneously with the activity to be covered, not the other way around. could you please explain your opinion? Thank you.