Lennard Hettich

Lennard Hettich is a Doctoral Researcher and Academic Staff Member at the Institute of Automation and Software Systems within the University of Stuttgart. He contributes to the Cluster of Excellence IntCDC (Integrative Computational Design and Construction for Architecture) and focuses on validation of software product lines and dynamic reconfigurable automotive systems.

• Research Focus: Validation of software product lines, digital twins, and AI-driven approaches for cyber-physical systems (CPS) in automotive contexts.
• Key Projects: Includes synthetic data generation for autonomous construction machinery and software-defined vehicle platforms.

His work addresses upgradeability, runtime resilience, and sensor calibration/fusion in automotive architectures, with practical implementations using ROSMARIN framework and demonstrator setups. Collaborations with co-authors like Michael Weyrich, Tobias Pett, and Nasser Jazdi are central to his publications. While no explicit scientific awards are listed, his research emphasizes reducing resource waste in maintenance planning and improving testing efficiency through risk-based methodologies in CI/CD pipelines.