UL 4600: Fault Model : Sensors
- Date
- 2027-03-24
- Location
- Online
- Host
- UL 4600 (Functional Safety)
About this event
A live 30-minute expert session on Fault Model : Sensors, part of the UL 4600 & Autonomous Systems track from Critical Systems Analysis. Recurs monthly.
Related topics: fault model : sensors · fault · model · sensors · autonomous safety · safety case · operational design domain · ODD · autonomy pipeline · ADS · self-driving · run-time monitoring · fault management · SOTIF · verification and validation · autonomous vehicle.
Browse the whole track: [UL 4600 & Autonomous Systems](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-autonomous-systems)
All UL 4600 & Autonomous Systems sessions (45 more):
[UL 4600 Standard for Safety of Autonomous Products](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-standard-for-safety-of-autonomous-products) · [UL 4600: Run-Time Monitoring](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-run-time-monitoring) · [UL 4600: Operational Design Domain Environmental Aspects](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-operational-design-domain-environmental-aspects) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 7 – Interactions](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-7-interactions) · [UL 4600: Safety Case Updates](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-safety-case-updates) · [UL 4600: V&V Coverage](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-v-v-coverage) · [UL 4600: Enabling Sensors and Technologies for ADAS and AV Lidar](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-enabling-sensors-and-technologies-for-adas-and-av-lidar) · [UL 4600 and Other Standards](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-and-other-standards) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 13 – Tool Qualification, COTS, Legacy Components](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-13-tool-qualification-cots-legacy-components) · [UL 4600: Levels of Automation from SAE J3016: Level 3 – Conditional Automation](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-levels-of-automation-from-sae-j3016-level-3-conditional-automation) · [UL 4600 Versus SOTIF](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-versus-sotif) · [UL 4600: V&V Methods](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-v-v-methods) · [UL 4600: Enabling Sensors and Technologies for ADAS and AV Radar](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-enabling-sensors-and-technologies-for-adas-and-av-radar) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 8 – Autonomy Functions](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-8-autonomy-functions) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 11 – Data and Networking](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-11-data-and-networking) · [UL 4600: Levels of Automation from SAE J3016: Level 2 – Partial Automation](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-levels-of-automation-from-sae-j3016-level-2-partial-automation) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 6 – Risk Assessment](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-6-risk-assessment) · [UL 4600: Operational Design Domain ODD Violations](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-operational-design-domain-odd-violations) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 16 – Metrics and SPIs](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-16-metrics-and-spis) · [UL 4600: Operational Design Domain ODD Changes](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-operational-design-domain-odd-changes) · [UL 4600: Verification and validation (V&V)](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-verification-and-validation-v-v) · [UL 4600: Operational Design Domain ODD Requirements](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-operational-design-domain-odd-requirements) · [UL 4600: Operational Design Domain ODD Description](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-operational-design-domain-odd-description) · [UL 4600: Levels of Automation from SAE J3016: Level 5 – Full Automation](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-levels-of-automation-from-sae-j3016-level-5-full-automation) · [UL 4600: Enabling Sensors and Technologies for ADAS and AV Ultrasonic Sensors (USS)](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-enabling-sensors-and-technologies-for-adas-and-av-ultrasonic-sensors-uss) · [UL 4600: Test Oracle](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-test-oracle) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 12 – Verification, Validation and Test](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-12-verification-validation-and-test) · [UL 4600 is Goal-based and Technology-agnostic](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-is-goal-based-and-technology-agnostic) · [UL 4600 compared to ISO Standards](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-compared-to-iso-standards) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 15 – Maintenance](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-15-maintenance) · [UL 4600: V&V Contribution](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-v-v-contribution) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 10 – Dependability](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-10-dependability) · [UL 4600: Fault Model Sample Database](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-fault-model-sample-database) · [UL 4600: Levels of Automation from SAE J3016: Level 4 – High Automation](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-levels-of-automation-from-sae-j3016-level-4-high-automation) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 17 – Assessment](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-17-assessment) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 9 – Software and Systems Process](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-9-software-and-systems-process) · [UL 4600 Fault Models](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-fault-models) · [UL 4600: SAE J3016 defines Six Levels of Automation](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-sae-j3016-defines-six-levels-of-automation) · [UL 4600: Operational Design Domain Scenario Description Language](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-operational-design-domain-scenario-description-language) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 14 – Lifecycle Concerns](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-14-lifecycle-concerns) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Parts 1 - 4](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-parts-1-4) · [UL 4600: Enabling Sensors and Technologies for ADAS and AV Cameras](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-enabling-sensors-and-technologies-for-adas-and-av-cameras) · [UL 4600: Issues and Approaches for Human-Machine Interaction](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-issues-and-approaches-for-human-machine-interaction) · [UL 4600: Relationship: UL 4600 and Other Standards](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-relationship-ul-4600-and-other-standards) · [UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 5 – Safety Case](https://luma.com/critical-systems-analysis?tag=ul-4600-ul-4600-part-5-safety-case)
Who should attend
This session is for people who want a sharper, more defensible way to think about sensor faults in safety-critical and autonomous systems. - You work on **sensors, perception, or sensor integration** and want to better understand how your work fits into a UL 4600-style safety argument. - You are a **safety, systems, or reliability engineer** looking for clearer ways to identify, describe, and reason about sensor-related failure modes. - You handle **validation, testing, or verification** and need stronger fault-model thinking to shape test coverage, scenarios, and evidence. - You lead or contribute to **autonomy, robotics, or advanced vehicle programs** and want to connect sensor performance assumptions to system-level risk. - You participate in **hazard analysis, assurance cases, or technical reviews** and need more precise language for discussing degraded sensing, uncertainty, and limits. - You value **community discussion with peers** who are working through similar technical and safety questions and want a space that is focused, practical, and relevant. If you have ever asked, "What exactly are we assuming about this sensor, and how would we know if that assumption breaks?" this event is for you.