Compliance, stated plainly
Every standard is shown with its real scope and status — certified, in progress, or used as a development basis.
An industrialisation path with auditable criteria
In ESC and safety-system programs, alignment with ECE, ISO 26262, ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and OEM requirements is mandatory.
- ISO 26262Functional safetyScopeDesigned to standard
Safety-critical systems including ESC, EPS, EHB, SCU and BMS
Systems are developed against ISO 26262 requirements; this is not a certification claim.
- ISO 9001 · IATF 16949Organisational qualityScopeCertification in progress
Automotive supply chain
ISO 9001 is established and the IATF 16949 implementation path is under way.
- ECE R10Electromagnetic compatibilityScopeDesigned to standard
EMC/EMI of vehicle electronic systems
Systems are designed and tested against ECE R10 requirements.
- ECE R13H · ECE R140Braking and stability controlScopeDesigned to standard
Vehicle braking and stability control requirements
ESC and braking systems are developed and validated against ECE R13H and ECE R140.
- EOL · TraceabilityProduction and traceabilityScopeImplemented
Production line and safety-critical products
Traceability, EOL, production data logging and 100% in-line control of safety-critical products.
Industrialisation approach
Every program is run from AP/VP/EP through to SOP with technical documentation, a requirement matrix, DVP, test reports, software and calibration versions, BOM, quality control and an EOL process.
- AP
Advanced prototype — concept and architecture proof
- VP
Validation prototype — in-vehicle performance confirmation
- EP
Engineering prototype — production preparation
- SOP
Start of production with quality control and EOL
- System architecture description and block diagram
- CAN/CAN FD communication matrix and DTC list
- Calibration file and software version
- Test plan, DVP and validation report
- Installation, commissioning, service and diagnostics guide
- EOL plan and production acceptance criteria
- Quality assurance report and risk analysis