Oliver Pyper
Senior Manager R&D&I Programmes
Infineon Technologies Dresden GmbH & Co. KG

Biography
Dr. Oliver Pyper (m) holds a Diploma in chemistry and a PhD in natural science. After investigating basic principles of electrochemical effects in thin film oxides at the Technical University of Berlin, he joined Infineon Technologies Dresden in 2000. Until 2005 he was responsible for a module of the DRAM-technology and managing several projects for optimising current technologies and fast ramp of new technologies. In 2005 he changed to production, managing several projects to improve the manufacturing landscape. Since 2007 he has taken the responsibility for establishing consortia in R&D&I programmes. Dr. Pyper has been leading several projects on regional, national and european level focusing on More-than-Moore technologies, automation and power semiconductors.

A new ADAS Chip Design in 22 nm FDSOI Technology for Automotive Computer Vision Applications

Jens Benndorf
Managing Director, COO
DreamChip Technologies

Abstract
The presentation explores the European collaboration for a System-on-Chip development for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in a brand new 22nm FDSOI low power technology implementation from Global Foundries. The presentation will elaborate on the history of the project, the partnership of the German consortium, the technology itself as well as on the target System-on-Chip implementation and the different applications within future ADAS devices. According to market analysis’s more than 60% of the cars sold today are equipped with different driver assistance systems and this number will grow over next years further. Because of growing demand, but also because of the very fast growing complexity and performance requirements of such systems cost reduction and power consumption become more and more important. Both requirements are addressed by the new architecture. A special focus will be put on HW/SW codesign trade offs to address flexibility, low power consumption and high performance requirements. The presentation will highlight ADAS applications like 360o top view cameras, Camera based automotive mirror replacement, massive CNN processing and the chip reference board demonstration of the final system.

Biography
Jens Benndorf has a PhD. from Moscow University (1991) where he researched DSP technologies for use in high speed voice band modems. Jens’ passion for DSPs continued within international blue chip companies including Alcatel, BridgeCo, Infineon and Silicon Image. He built and led teams developing products for early DSL and complex imaging applications. In 2010 Jens cofounded DreamChip Technologies GmbH and now leads the company in his role as MD and COO. DreamChip specialise with 80 engineers team in multi processor system on chip designs for automotive camera and imaging applications. The company is based in Hannover and Hamburg, Germany and is a member of the Silicon Saxony network.