VAIVA GmbH - Safe Mobility

Q&A – MBSE

We are continuing intensively with our Q&As on technical innovations and approaches at VAIVA. For example, model-based systems engineering. Q: What is Model-Based Systems Engineering? A: MBSE means an approach to describe systems with digital models, in contrast to document-based work-products, to support the whole development cycle of the product, such as requirements, design, analysis, […]

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Q&A – Leading edge software development

Not only our functions should always be technically up to date. We also apply this standard tou our development process itselg. We have summarized exactly how in a Q&A. Q: What do we mean by “state-of-the-art” software development? A: For us, state-of-the-art software development means that we use of established programming languages with associated coding […]

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Q&A – Remote IDE

Our goal is clear – to develop safe functions. But on the way there, the development environment must also fit. Therefore, here is a short question and answer session about our remote IDE. Q: What is VAIVA’s Remote IDE? A: The Remote IDE is a platform that provides virtual machines on the cloud for our […]

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“Safe mobility begins in the head and heart” – Interview with Inas

A new job is always associated with expectations, dreams and visions. Having just joined VAIVA, our recruiter Inas knows this from her own experience. In our latest interview, we talk about how you too can find your perfect job match and bring your passion for vehicle safety to us. Hello Inas, you have just joined […]

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Ben and Gerald in conversation: Presence culture versus remote nirvana?

Presence versus remote? While many company bosses dream of a presence culture or gently push their employees into remote nirvana, VAIVA offers all colleagues not only the “you” but also the self-determined “and”: All employees are allowed to flexibly choose when and where they work. In the first interview, Ben and Gerald tell us why […]

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From car body intelligence to restraint system intelligence – Interview with Michael

In our latest interview, Michael, team lead “Crash Detection & Predictive Technologies”, explains why the intelligence in current crash sensors is integrated mainly into the vehicle body, how VAIVA is participating in the development of gender-pertinent technologies and why machine learning is the path to intelligent restraint systems, but not the sole answer to all […]

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