ISO 13849: Safety-Related Embedded Software (SRESW)
- Date
- 2027-10-13
- Host
- ISO 13849 (Functional Safety)
About this event
If you work on embedded systems where safety is not optional, software can’t be treated as an afterthought. ISO 13849: Safety-Related Embedded Software (SRESW) is a focused in-person session for people who need to understand how software fits into safety-related control systems, how to think about risk and reliability in practice, and what good engineering looks like when requirements are high and mistakes are expensive. This meetup is built for technical professionals who want a clearer, more practical handle on safety-related embedded software. Whether you are deep in implementation, defining requirements, reviewing architectures, or trying to connect standards language to day-to-day engineering decisions, this event creates space for grounded discussion with people working through simil
Who should attend
This is for people who want a more practical, engineering-focused understanding of safety-related embedded software and how it connects to real systems work. - You build or maintain **embedded software** and want a clearer view of how safety expectations affect design, implementation, testing, and review. - You work in **functional safety, systems engineering, controls, or reliability** and need stronger insight into the software side of safety-related control systems. - You are responsible for **requirements, architecture, validation, or technical documentation** and want to connect standards-driven thinking to everyday engineering decisions. - You collaborate across disciplines and need to **communicate better with firmware, hardware, safety, and compliance teams** about risk, behavior, and evidence. - You are part of a team working on machinery, controls, or other systems where **software contributes to safety functions** and you want more confidence in the questions you ask and the assumptions you make. - You value **peer discussion and technical networking** and want to meet others facing similar challenges in embedded and safety-related development.