LC LaCurentEmbedded Verification

Fixed-scope technical intervention · global B2B

Working test files. Evidence you can reproduce.

You bring one existing verification flow that is unstable, slow or too manual. LaCurent reproduces the issue, repairs the automation in your authorized environment, validates it and hands back the changed files, execution evidence and run instructions.

CANoe / CAPLUDSCAN / LIN / DoIPHIL / SIL / PILASPICEFunctional safety · ISO 26262

Where the intervention can focus

One defined bottleneck. A concrete engineering output.

The work is implemented in the client’s existing authorized environment. Scope, inputs, output and acceptance criteria are agreed before work starts.

01

Regression & qualification automation

When hardware and software change faster than qualification and system test can absorb the updates.

Typical output

A test architecture that is cheaper to update across software releases and PCB variants: centralized parameters, reusable helpers, version-aware setup, explicit expected-versus-actual checks and qualification-ready reporting.

02

UDS, diagnostics & fault handling

When sessions, DTC/OBD checks, negative paths or recovery are still manual.

Typical output

Automated session handling, NRC checks, fault injection, DTC/OBD verification, reset/wake-up flows, recovery criteria and reusable diagnostic helpers.

03

HIL / SIL / PIL throughput

When every PCB sample requires physical environment work, new components or bench adaptation before useful verification can even start.

Typical output

Move suitable checks away from repeated physical-environment dependence, keep only genuinely hardware-dependent verification on HIL, reuse test intent across levels and reduce setup, recovery and execution time.

Quick bottleneck check

What is slowing your testing down?

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1. What is happening?
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What does that cause?
What is in your environment?

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Why this is credible

Hands-on embedded work, not only process consulting.

Test & qualification

Automotive software qualification and system integration since 2022, including requirements-based testing, timing, fault reactions, regression automation and qualification evidence.

ASPICE
Diagnostics & automation

CANoe/CAPL automation for UDS services, DTC/OBD checks, fault injection, sleep/wake-up, recovery behaviour and deterministic reporting.

CAN · LIN · DoIP · Vector VT / HIL
Development & debugging

Embedded C, diagnostic-stack extensions, bootloader/version integration, build configurations and target-level HW/SW debugging.

TI C2000 · target debugging · integration
Representative result from prior engineering workSeveral days → about 2 hours

For one qualification workflow, moving suitable verification away from repeated physical-environment adaptation cut execution from multi-day HIL cycles — including setup and recovery from bench issues — to roughly two hours. It also avoided repeated hardware-component purchases and environment rework from PCB sample to PCB sample. This is a past engineering result, not a blanket performance guarantee.

Current project experience is primarily automotive. Aerospace-oriented work is positioned through transferable safety-critical verification discipline; we do not claim aerospace project history.

Resources

Engineering notes from recurring problems.

Instead of generic blog content, the resource library turns anonymized technical struggles into reusable verification patterns.

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Have a verification bottleneck?

Start with the problem that is already costing time.

Use the short check above or email the current failure pattern directly. The first conversation should identify the smallest useful engineering scope.

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