Engineers spent 30,000 hours per project reviewing specs. GenAI now automates analysis, allowing teams to prototype earlier.
An automotive technology leader developing connected cockpit displays where a single project involves up to 30,000 individual functional and non-functional requirements.
Engineers spent over 30,000 hours per project manually reviewing documents to categorize features, check for consistency, and assess safety...
“We estimate that each individual requirement takes 140 minutes to go from analysis to implementation. Or around 10 minutes if it is a requirement that is not relevant for our development team. In total, that is over 30,000 hours per project.”
Supplier of automotive components, tires, and industrial technology for mobility.
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