End-to-End Solution Engineering
b-plus handles the analysis, design, integration, and automation of complex ADAS/AD HiL systems, combining customer-specific DUTs, data, networks, and validation processes into a ready-to-use solution.
The b-plus HiL Solution combines powerful hardware and software building blocks with comprehensive engineering expertise for the validation of complex, data-intensive systems.
b-plus develops tailored validation solutions for customer-specific DUTs, interfaces, data formats, network architectures, and workflows. The SDBI Station provides the central hardware platform for high-performance data transfer and injection. Depending on the project, the scope ranges from individual building blocks to a fully integrated and automated system.
The modular architecture supports single-ECU, multi-DUT, and data center setups. Hardware and software resources can be expanded and reused across applications and projects.
b-plus handles the analysis, design, integration, and automation of complex ADAS/AD HiL systems, combining customer-specific DUTs, data, networks, and validation processes into a ready-to-use solution.
b-plus combines data center technologies with deep engineering expertise to create highly scalable HiL solutions for data-intensive validation. The central hardware platform is the SDBI Station.
Reusable HiL resources across ECUs, applications, teams, and projects improve resource utilization and reduce lifecycle costs.
b-plus delivers modular HiL solutions at the integration level that best suits each customer project, ranging from individual hardware and software building blocks to fully integrated validation systems.
A DUT does not operate in isolation. Operating states, communication partners, data streams, networks, and timing dependencies must be brought together within the HiL setup.
Customer knowledge and b-plus expertise are combined to design, integrate, and commission the solution for the specific application.
Analyze the system architecture, DUT dependencies, data formats, interfaces, and validation objectives.
Define hardware, software, and integration components based on data rate, latency, and real-time requirements. Learn more about the central hardware architecture of the SDBI Station.
Integrate the DUT, replay, simulation, communication environment, and network paths.
Orchestrate test sequences, record responses, and provide results for validation.
The SDBI Station combines data center technologies with real-time data injection into physical ECUs. As the central hardware platform, it provides the high-performance foundation of the scalable b-plus HiL Solution.
Synchronized replay and injection of sensor, bus, and network data for individual ECUs.
Parallel validation of multiple ECUs or devices under test on a scalable platform.
Validation of complex controllers using synchronized data from sensors, vehicle buses, and networks.
Provisioning and reuse of HiL resources across teams, applications, and projects.
The HiL Solution combines b-plus hardware, software, and engineering expertise into a customer-specific complete solution. The appropriate products and services are selected, integrated, and aligned with each validation task.
Our computing, logging, networking, and injection platforms provide the technical foundation for powerful and scalable HiL setups.
Software and engineering building blocks provide precise synchronization, customer-specific data paths, and automated validation and test workflows.
DUTs, simulation environments, third-party hardware, and existing toolchains are integrated into the HiL environment through customer-specific interfaces, data formats, and communication paths.
Engineering combines requirements, architecture, and integration into a coordinated overall system and supports configuration, commissioning, and automation.
Lifecycle services complement the technical solution with data processing, quality assurance, maintenance, training, and continuous operational support.
Hardware-in-the-Loop-Systeme for control units (German language) in Automobil Industrie 01/2024