QA&TEST Embedded Programme 2025
22, 23, 24 October
KEYNOTE – ROOM 0C
TRACK 3: AI approches for testing and QA – ROOM 0C
10:00-11:00TRACK 5: Testing Safety Critical Systems – ROOM 0D
10:00-11:00
Mini V’s: RTI’s approach to developing safety-critical embedded software incrementally
Elena Alejo Teissiere
RTI (Spain)
11:00-11:45
Coffee Break and Networking
TRACK 3: AI approches for testing and QA – ROOM 0C
11:45-12:45
DevTestOps: AI-Driven Security, Quality and Testing for Embedded Systems
Beatriz Pérez Lamancha and Nerea Larrañaga
LKS NEXT (Spain)
12:45-13:45
From Hype to Reality: What AI-Driven Testing Really Brings to the Table
Navya Anna James
NEXT Plc (United Kingdom)
TRACK 5: Testing Safety Critical Systems – ROOM 0D
11:45-12:45
Model based testing of the Bilihome medical device, an experience report
Ronald van Doorn and Machiel van der Bijl
Bilihome B.V. and Axini (The Netherlands)
12:45-13:45
Testing in regulated environments doesn’t require heavy-weight tools
André Verschelling
ALTEN Nederland B.V. (The Netherlands)
13:45-15:15
Lunch
TRACK 4: Testing AI Based Systems – ROOM 0C
15:15-16:15
Testing AI-Driven, Mission-Critical Systems: Challenges and Best Practices from Autonomous Platforms
Aishwarya Arun Rokade
Independent Consultant (UK)
16:15-17:15
Testing AI-Based Software Systems: From Theory to Practice
Shay Ginsbourg
Ginsbourg (Israel)
