ISO 8800: Operational design domain
- Date
- 2027-11-27
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO/PAS 8800 (Functional Safety)
About this event
ISO 8800 is a topic that sits at the intersection of technical rigor and real-world decision-making, and this virtual meetup is built to make that intersection easier to navigate. If you want a clearer understanding of operational design domain thinking, how it is discussed in practice, and how other people in the community are approaching it, this session gives you a focused place to learn, compare perspectives, and ask better questions. Whether you are already working with safety, autonomy, systems engineering, validation, or adjacent disciplines, the value of a good discussion on ODD is that it quickly becomes concrete. This event is designed to help attendees move beyond abstract terminology and into practical interpretation, shared language, and useful conversation with peers. About t
Who should attend
This is for people who want a more practical, discussion-based understanding of **ISO 8800: Operational design domain** and would benefit from hearing how others think about the same topic. - You should attend if you are **working with safety, autonomy, systems engineering, validation, testing, or related technical domains** and want clearer language around ODD. - You will likely find this useful if you are **reading standards or requirements documents** and want help turning formal concepts into something easier to apply in real conversations. - This is a good fit if you are **part of a team that defines system scope, operating boundaries, assumptions, or constraints** and need a stronger shared understanding. - You should come if you **learn best through discussion**, not just by reading on your own, and want the chance to ask questions in a live setting. - It is also a strong fit if you are **curious about how peers interpret operational design domain in practice** and want exposure to different viewpoints. - If you simply want a **focused virtual meetup with technically interested people**, rather than a broad networking event, this will likely feel like time well spent.