Consumer Device Safety Standards
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Consumer device or Automotive Electronics is a newly
coined term which refers to a new category of industrial products used
by end users including automobiles, service robots, consumer electronics
and smart houses.
Unlike traditional industrial machineries, consumer
devices are used in diverse, open, and dynamic environments.
Furthermore, as accountability of manufacturing companies becomes
crucial, they need to assure that their products are dependable whenever
required during the development and operational phases. To satisfy these
requirements, this paper proposes a process model of simultaneous
development of embedded control software and dependability cases. In the
process, control software
and the dependability case are simultaneously refined and
updated. These perspectives are created according to the
experiences that Japan has provided highly safe and reliable
products with the reasonable prices in the world. These will
become more important than before because the complexity will be
rapidly progressing such that consumer devices are connecting
with the social network including information and energy
systems. This paper gives an overview of our effort to
standardize the functional safety of consumer devices, their
development methodologies and how their dependability is
assured.
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