
Safetronic -International Conference on Holistic Safety for Road Vehicles
Nov 12 – 13, 2025
Stuttgart | Filderhalle Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany
The international conference »Safetronic« holistically addresses the safety of road vehicles and all related aspects, including but not limited to functional safety, SOTIF, cybersecurity, safety-in-use and others.
The conference offers a rewarding exchange with experts of renowned companies and the excellent opportunity to connect with partners. Next to best practice reports and innovative approaches of leading OEMs and the supply industry, the event will be accompanied by interactive formats.
The conference Safetronic is primarily visited by the industry sectors of
- automotive construction and suppliers
- electrical engineering / electronics
- software development
- mechanical engineering
- research institutes
The participants work in Research & Development, Construction / Product Development, Quality Management, Software Development and Technical Sales Departments.
Topics
- ISO 26262, SOTIF, cybersecurity & safety-in-use
- Updates on trends & developments
- Successful implementations and best practices
- Innovative safety approaches regarding connectivity, autonomous driving, artificial intelligence, electrification
First keynote presentations
Safety and safety management in UNECE legislation for ADAS and AD
Richard Krüger, BMW Group
Holistic approach for safety demonstration of a Steer-by-Wire system
Nicolas Becker, Rémi Hinaux, Stellantis N.V.
Actuator-based HARA: Effective Methodology for deriving Availability Safety Goals for a Steer-by-Wire System (StbW)
Dr. Patrick Audehm, ITK Engineering GmbH | Selina Engel, Mercedes-Benz AG
Registration
Registration is open now.
Call for papers 2025
The call for papers closed on May 9.
Many thanks to everyone who submitted an abstract! The paper submitters will be notified of the committee decision on June 6.
Safetronic 2025 - Article & Video
Call for Papers invitation of chair Prof. Dr. Mario Trapp & project manager Sylvia Hahn