ISO 26262: Field Monitoring and Safety in the Field
- Date
- 2027-05-19
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 26262 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Safety does not stop at production release. If you work with road vehicles, embedded systems, or functional safety, field monitoring is where real-world use meets the assumptions made during development—and where those assumptions get tested fast. This online session is built for people who want a clearer, more practical understanding of how ISO 26262 connects to safety in the field. Expect a focused conversation on what field monitoring means, why it matters, and how teams can think more rigorously about post-deployment safety without getting lost in theory. About the Event This is a virtual community meetup centered on ISO 26262: Field Monitoring and Safety in the Field. The goal is to create a space where practitioners, learners, and safety-minded engineers can explore an important part
Who should attend
This is for people who want a sharper, more practical view of how functional safety continues after release. - You work in **automotive functional safety**, systems engineering, software engineering, or quality, and you want to better understand how **field monitoring** fits into the broader ISO 26262 lifecycle. - You are responsible for products or components that operate in the real world, and you care about how post-deployment signals, incidents, or trends should inform safety thinking. - You are a **safety manager, engineer, architect, developer, tester, or technical lead** who needs to connect development-time assumptions with field behavior. - You are learning ISO 26262 and want to go beyond the usual development-phase topics to understand what **safety in the field** actually means in practice. - You enjoy discussion with peers and want a community setting where you can compare approaches, ask thoughtful questions, and hear how others think about ongoing safety assurance. - You are curious about the overlap between compliance, engineering judgment, and operational feedback—and want a more grounded view of how those pieces work together.