As the automotive industry advances toward higher levels of automation, the need for standardized safety and performance frameworks has become critical. ISO/TS 5083 provides a structured approach to the development, validation, and deployment of autonomous vehicles by integrating key safety principles, risk assessment methodologies, and system design requirements. This presentation will explore the technical foundations of ISO/TS 5083, its relationship with existing safety standards, and practical applications in real-world autonomous vehicle development. Attendees will gain insights into how compliance with this standard enhances safety, streamlines regulatory approvals, and fosters industry-wide interoperability.

This session provides:

• A breakdown of the standard’s key components, its role in autonomous vehicle safety, and how it aligns with other industry regulations
• Strategies for integrating ISO/TS 5083 into autonomous vehicle development, validation, and verification processes
• The evolving landscape of autonomous vehicle regulations and how ISO/TS 5083 adapts to emerging technologies and safety considerations

• How does ISO/TS 5083 align with or complement other existing safety and regulatory standards (e.g., ISO 26262, UL 4600, UNECE regulations)?
• What role does ISO/TS 5083 play in improving public trust and regulatory acceptance of autonomous vehicles?
• How can companies ensure compliance with ISO/TS 5083 while maintaining innovation and rapid development cycles?
• What future expansions to ISO/TS 5083 would be necessary to keep pace with advancements in AI, machine learning, and real-world deployment of AVs?
• How can ISO/TS 5083 be integrated into global regulatory frameworks to ensure consistency in safety standards for autonomous vehicles across different regions?