An open-source library of safety processes and testing procedures for self-driving car startups to supplement their safety programs.
Open Autonomous Safety (OAS) is an open-source library that provides safety processes and testing procedures for autonomous vehicle development. It helps self-driving car startups supplement their existing safety programs with industry-standard methodologies. The project aims to establish common safety practices across the autonomous vehicle industry.
Self-driving car startups and autonomous vehicle developers looking to enhance their safety programs with documented processes and testing procedures.
OAS offers transparent, community-driven safety standards that elevate the entire industry rather than benefiting any single company, with the philosophy that open collaboration leads to safer autonomous vehicles.
Open Autonomous Safety
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Welcomes community contributions to continuously improve safety practices, fostering industry-wide transparency and collective elevation of standards.
Aims to establish common safety standards across the autonomous vehicle industry, reducing fragmentation and promoting safer testing procedures.
Uses Circle CI for seamless updates to the production documentation site, ensuring that the safety processes are always current and accessible.
Provides a full collection of documented safety processes and testing procedures for AV development, supplementing existing programs with industry best practices.
Primarily offers processes and guidelines without built-in software tools, simulation frameworks, or automated testing integrations, limiting immediate utility for hands-on implementation.
Relies on voluntary contributions, which can lead to inconsistent updates, slower adoption of emerging safety practices, and potential gaps in coverage.
Not officially certified by regulatory bodies like ISO 26262, so teams must independently validate compliance, adding overhead for organizations in highly regulated environments.