Summary:

Still duplicating cores to meet safety goals? There’s a smarter way.
 
In this 45-minute webinar, we’ll introduce Distributed Safety Mechanisms (DSM) — our patent-pending approach that enables ASIL-B compliance without traditional dual-core lock-step.

Whether you’re building automotive, industrial, or safety-critical systems, DSM offers a new path to functional safety that’s both efficient and scalable.
 
Why Attend?

• Achieve ASIL-B compliance without core duplication
• Reduce area and power by up to 2x vs. traditional lock-step
• Smarter fault detection using a distributed architecture
• Scale safety across SoCs with no NRE-intensive custom logic
• See how DSM compares with run-twice and redundant logic

Who Should Attend?

• Functional Safety Engineers
• SoC/System Architects
• Product Managers in Automotive & Industrial
• Anyone tackling safety-critical design challenges

Register now to rethink how you approach safety — without sacrificing silicon, power, or performance.

When: 29 April 2025, 4PM UK time

Speaker: Andrew Johnston, Senior Functional Safety Manager