Automotive Functional Safety
Automotive Semiconductors Functional Safety and ISO-26262 solutions
Complete solution to achieve ASIL-C and ASIL-D on your most complex chip
Industry’s Fastest Fault Simulator; over 100,000X faster than existing RTL simulation
Automatic conversion of regular IP into automotive ASIL-D IP
Market Challenge and Opportunity
Autonomous-driving is changing the car into supercomputer on wheels, with tens of electronic chips working together in harmony to drive the car. This has triggered a vast expansion in the automotive-semiconductor market, with many chip and IP vendors fighting to capture a sizable share of this hot market.
Functional Safety is a main challenge chip-designers need to overcome to enter automotive semiconductor market, as these chips need to meet the requirements of ISO-26262, to be used in a cars. However, existing market tools are too slow and not adequate, preventing chip-designers from achieving ASIL-C and ASIL-D.
Optima is changing that, with a set of tools, methodologies and services to help chip-designer achieve ASIL-D on their biggest, most complex and hairiest chips and IPs.
Products
Optima-SE™
Soft error mitigation
Towards higher ASIL levels
Lower time-to-market
Reduction in chip area and power consumption
Reduction in engineering effort
Optima-HE™
Hard Error Coverage
Hard Error Coverage
Tightly coupled with fault simulation
Optima-Safety-BIST™
Automatic insertion of Safety-BIST
Auto conversion into ASIL-D
The only solution for ASIL-D
On the-fly safety mechanism
For both Soft-Error and Hard-Error
Automatic insertion
Perspectives and News
Largest purchase of Israeli tech
Intel to buy Mobileye for $15 billion in largest purchase of Israeli US giant Intel Corp. said Monday that it has agreed to buy Mobileye, a Jerusalem-based developer of advanced vision and driver assistance systems, for $15.3 billion. Th...
Optima’s Approach Consistent with Findings of a Major Research Paper
A major research paper that was published last year represents a milestone in the error resilience literature. The research, entitled CLEAR (for “Cross-Layer Exploration for Architecting Resilience”), was led by an impressive list of a...
Intel Announces $250 Million Investment for Autonomous Driving
More international companies entering the autonomous car market, Intel decision will drive more innovation and more hope to the small start-ups. Intel Corporation displays its automated driving technology at the Automobility LA conferenc...
Another Tesla Crash, What It Teaches Us
Tesla crashed on a test drive while AutoPilot engaged. Nobody got hurt. But the minor incident gives us a plenty to think about. Earlier this week, I came across a report about a Tesla’s AutoPilot crash. It appeared on Tesla Motors C...
EETimes: “Cadence Breaks Down Automotive ISO 26262”
In this interview, John Brennan, product management director at Cadence, discusses with Junko Yoshida, EE Time Chief International Correspondent, the importance of ISO-26262 for the Automotive semiconductor industry and Cadence’s stra...
Industries
Safety Automation goes beyond Automotive
Our Team
Jamil Mazzawi
Founder and CEO
Vishal Kapoor
Chief Marketing Officer
Ayman Mouallem
Senior Functional Safety Automation
Advisors
Fadi Swidan
Director, Nazareth Business Incubator Center
Habib Karam
Marketing Advisor
We would love to hear from you…
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Email: info@optima-da.com