AI-enabled ECU validation on AWS using Corellium Atlas virtual ECUs
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This article describes how Infosys and Corellium built an AI-powered firmware validation pipeline on AWS that eliminates hardware bottlenecks in automotive software development by running production firmware on cloud-hosted virtual ECUs.
- Corellium Atlas hosts virtual NXP S32K344 ECUs in the cloud with instruction-set simulation and virtual peripherals
- AWS CodePipeline automates build, static analysis, deployment, and validation stages without manual intervention
- Amazon Bedrock Agents acts as an AI quality gate, making autonomous pass/block decisions and auto-logging failures to Jira or GitHub Issues
- Solution achieved 70% reduction in validation cycle time and eliminated hardware queue contention
- Failure-to-ticket time reduced from minutes to seconds with AI-generated root cause analysis
- Full audit trail via CloudTrail and CloudWatch meets ISO 21434 automotive cybersecurity requirements
- Security controls include IAM least-privilege roles, encrypted artifacts, and VPC-isolated Corellium API access
The solution enables parallel firmware validation without physical hardware, catches all functional failures before production, and provides complete traceability for automotive compliance frameworks.
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