ISO 26262 certification is essential to ensure the safety of autonomous driving electric and electronic systems
Verification of suitability for safety requirements for development and operation of autonomous vehicles

Morai's autonomous driving simulation platform has received international certification, which is essential to ensure the safety of the electrical and electronic systems of autonomous vehicles, thereby further enhancing reliability in the development process of autonomous vehicles.

MORAI announced on the 13th that its autonomous driving simulation platform, MORAI SIM Drive, has received ISO 26262 certification from SGS-TUV Saar, an international standard certification body.

ISO 26262 is an international safety standard for evaluating and managing the functional safety of automotive electrical/electronic systems.

Automobile safety is very important as it is directly related to the safety of drivers and pedestrians.

In particular, autonomous vehicles, unlike cars driven by humans, play a critical role in controlling the driving of the vehicle itself, so the vehicle's control system must ensure accurate and reliable operation.

Against this backdrop, ISO 26262 certification is essential to ensure the safety of electrical and electronic systems in autonomous vehicles.

Autonomous vehicle developers can use Morai's simulator to test the results of autonomous vehicle tests.This can be linked to my road driving results, which will greatly increase reliability in the development process of autonomous vehicles.

In particular, the ISO 26262 certified Moray simulator can be used to build a safe autonomous driving system by implementing various situations that may occur on actual roads in a virtual environment.

This is much safer and more efficient than testing systems on actual roads, and can reduce the manpower and equipment costs that may arise during system development and testing.

“With the ISO 26262 certification, Morai’s autonomous driving simulation platform has been proven to be suitable for verifying the safety requirements required for the development and operation of autonomous vehicles,” said Jeong Ji-won, CEO of Morai. “Morai will continue to make efforts to contribute to the development of safe and reliable autonomous vehicles.”

Meanwhile, SGS-TUV Saar, which awarded the certification, is a third-party certification body jointly established by the TUV Saarland Group and the SGS Group, which provide certification services in various industrial fields including the automotive industry.