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One of the most significant highlights of October was the successful ASPICE Capability Level 2 (CL2) assessment of KENOTOM’s Battery Management System (BMS) project across all evaluated processes.

The assessment was conducted under the Automotive SPICE® v4.0 framework, in full accordance with ISO/IEC 33002, and performed by UL Solutions, with the co-assessment participation of BMW Group.

This result reflects the maturity and consistency of KENOTOM’s engineering practices and validates the quality of our processes in areas such as:

• Requirements engineering
• Software implementation
• Verification and validation
• Process traceability and improvement

This milestone further validates our structured engineering approach and demonstrates KENOTOM’s readiness to meet the evolving demands of safety-critical software development — enabling us to undertake even more complex and large-scale projects in the future.

You can view the official ASPICE CL2 certificate issued by UL Solutions here.

KENOTOM participated as an exhibitor at ELIV – Electronics in Vehicles 2025, one of the leading international congresses for automotive electronics.
Held on October 15–16 in Bonn, Germany, the event brought together global OEMs, suppliers, and technology experts to discuss innovations and future directions in the automotive electronics domain.

At Booth 72, KENOTOM showcased its engineering services and engaged in technical discussions with industry professionals. Technologies and capabilities presented included:

• ECU Software Development & Validation
• Functional Safety Engineering (ISO 26262)
• AUTOSAR Architectures & ASPICE Processes
• Hardware Design & Verification
• Model-Based Testing (HiL, SiL, MiL)

Participation in ELIV 2025 reinforced KENOTOM’s position as a reliable partner in embedded systems development, supporting the evolution of future mobility through robust and compliant engineering solutions.

Staying up to date with the latest microcontroller technologies is essential to delivering reliable solutions.
In October, our engineering team attended the Infineon Microcontroller’s PDH and Distributors Training 2025, with focused sessions on AURIX™, MOTIX™, and PSoC™ product families.

As an Infineon Preferred Design House, KENOTOM continuously strengthens its expertise to support complex system development in both automotive and industrial applications — ensuring optimal integration, performance, and quality across our projects.

KENOTOM attended the Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo in Detroit, one of the largest exhibitions dedicated to EV/HEV innovation and smart mobility technologies.

During the event, our team explored the latest advancements in electric vehicle systems, including battery technology, power electronics, and automotive software platforms.

In October, our team was present in Elche, Spain, attending EDHPC 2025 – the European Data Handling & Data Processing Conference, co-organized by ESA and IEEE.

As one of the most significant European conferences for space data systems and embedded computing, EDHPC provided a great platform for connecting with the aerospace engineering community, exchanging knowledge, and showcasing KENOTOM’s high-end embedded systems expertise in data-driven and mission-critical environments.