automotive-suspension

Guides development of active suspension, adaptive damping, and air suspension ECU software per AUTOSAR and ISO 26262.

7|2|Updated May 19, 2026
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Skill: automotive-suspension
Source: https://github.com/pangzhenying2025/hermes-automotive-skills/tree/main/skills/automotive-suspension
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pangzhenying2025/hermes-automotive-skills --skill automotive-suspension-pangzhenying2025

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Automotive suspension software must satisfy strict functional safety, cybersecurity, and real-time constraints, and engineers often lack a structured workflow that ties requirements analysis to ISO 26262 validation for suspension ECUs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Domain Coverage: Provides 30 topic workflows across active suspension, adaptive damping, and air suspension control development. - Standards Alignment: Embeds ASPICE Level 3, AUTOSAR 4.4, ISO 21434, and ISO 26262 constraints into every design and validation step. - Structured Deliverables: Produces technical specifications, C/C++/model implementations, test cases, and safety documentation. - Use Case: When implementing an adaptive damping control algorithm for a production ECU, follow the workflow to analyze requirements, design AUTOSAR-compliant software components, and validate against ISO 26262 with Polyspace or Klocwork static analysis. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to design an AUTOSAR-compliant adaptive damping control function for a suspension ECU and validate it per ISO 26262.

Frequently Asked Questions about automotive-suspension

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How do I develop active suspension control software per ISO 26262?▼

Follow the four-step workflow: analyze requirements against automotive standards, design the solution using AUTOSAR patterns, implement with safety and security considerations, then validate per ISO 26262. Deliverables include a technical specification, implementation, test cases, and safety documentation.

What tools are needed for automotive suspension ECU development?▼

The workflow requires an AUTOSAR toolchain, MATLAB/Simulink for model-based design, a static analyzer such as Polyspace or Klocwork, and Vector CANoe or CANalyzer for network-level testing and validation.

Does this skill cover air suspension and adaptive damping systems?▼

Yes, it covers three suspension domains: active suspension, adaptive damping, and air suspension, with ten topic workflows each. All follow the same standards-driven approach aligned with AUTOSAR 4.4 and ISO 26262.

Which standards apply to suspension control software development?▼

The applicable standards are ASPICE Level 3 for process maturity, AUTOSAR 4.4 for software architecture, ISO 21434 for cybersecurity, and ISO 26262 for functional safety. Constraints include real-time performance and CPU/memory resource limits.

What are the limitations of model-based suspension control design?▼

Model-based designs in MATLAB/Simulink must still satisfy real-time performance requirements and ECU resource constraints on CPU and memory. Generated code requires static analysis verification and ISO 26262 validation before production deployment.