AI show-and-tell: Agentic Development @ Bosch R&D Center Lund Abstract: It is clear that multi-agent approach is a paradigm shift for software and AI development. Bosch is and have done a few years a transformation towards new ways of working to embrace this paradigm shift with the target to become an AI native organization. This presentation will describe on a high level the iterative transformation approach and some of the
A cross-company workshop on the Future of SE: As you have observed, multi-agentic AI is gaining a lot of popularity in software engineering. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini seem to excel in many software engineering tasks. At the same time, some of these tools are very independent - Codex, for example, is constantly improved by Codex itself. Together, the competence centers CoDiG and NextG2Com, organize a cross-company workshop to discuss the
Coordination team meeting
Mid-sprint steering committee meeting
In this session, we’ll take an engaging journey through real-world lessons learned while bridging the gap between AI-powered testing prototypes and robust, production-ready solutions. I'll discuss the practical challenges that arise when moving from proof of concept (PoC) to full productification, including the hurdles faced and some failed PoCs that provided invaluable insights. We’ll dive into topics such as strategic test case selection, tackling the notorious challenge of flaky tests,
This spring, we are excited with a series of online events where companies present their experiences of AI. On April the 3rd, we have Azeem Ahmad from Ericsson Linköping, who will present their experiences with AI.
We are pleased to invite you to an open workshop presenting our ongoing research project, conducted in collaboration with WASP, on quality assurance for machine-learning (ML) programs and notebooks. Machine-learning software differs fundamentally from traditional software in development practices, organizational roles, and strong dependency on training data. However, software quality assurance (QA) aiming to ensure robustness, maintainability, and functional correctness is much less established than those for engineering traditional software.
Compliance with Standards — An Agentic Approach This presentation argues that ensuring product compliance with large standards organizations becomes unmanageable when handled manually, due to the sheer scale of standards and their heterogeneous formats, while simultaneously demanding rigorous traceability, coverage, and compliance. To address this challenge, we introduce an AI-assisted, agentic workflow that treats standards as a searchable corpus and applies a structured pipeline to support requirements engineering at scale.
At the previous workshop on superset platforms (organised on April 1st), we agreed to run a 3rd workshop as everyone was interested in going more in-depth and discuss the topic further. This invite is a placeholder for this upcoming workshop so that you have the date in your calendars. We will update this invite with details on the agenda and the specific topics for discussion. Please note that date and time
Coordination team meeting
Software Center AI Show-and-tell: Speaker Hannes Salin, Trafikverket
Background: As software systems grow in size and complexity, traditional Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment/Delivery (CI/CD) pipelines face significant efficiency bottlenecks. Although researchers have begun using Large Language Models (LLMs) to optimize pipeline tasks, these intelligent agents are rarely integrated directly into pipeline control flows or gating decisions. This disconnection stems from a focus on agent design at the expense of understanding internal pipeline dynamics and structural constraints, limiting practical
Dear Colleagues, We finish this academic year's show-and-tell with a presentation from Achutan who has created a fantastic AI tool at Grundfos.
Deadline for NEW project proposals
Deadline Sprint 31 project proposals
In Software Center, companies and universities work together to accelerate the adoption of novel approaches to software engineering. The reporting workshop takes place twice a year, in June and December. This event aims at sharing results from research and cooperation within Software Center, including activities in the competence center CoDig, hosted by Software Center. The agenda for the reporting workshop ranges from keynote presentations to in-depth sessions for themes and projects.
In Software Center, companies and universities work together to accelerate the adoption of novel approaches to software engineering. The reporting workshop takes place twice a year, in June and December. This event aims at sharing results from research and cooperation within Software Center, including activities in the competence center CoDig, hosted by Software Center. The agenda for the reporting workshop ranges from keynote presentations to in-depth sessions for themes and projects.
Task force meeting for planning sprint 31
Coordination team meeting
Steering committee meeting
August 24 (11-12) Coordination team meeting
August 24 (13-17) General Assembly and strategy workshop
September 21 (11-12) Coordination team meeting
October 12 (9-09:30) Coordination team meeting
October 12 (09:30-12) Mid-sprint steering committee meeting
November 16 (11-12) Coordination team meeting
November 27: Deadline for NEW project proposals
December 4: Deadline sprint 32 project proposals
In Software Center, companies and universities work together to accelerate the adoption of novel approaches to software engineering. The reporting workshop takes place twice a year, in June and December. This event aims at sharing results from research and cooperation within Software Center, including activities in the competence center CoDig, hosted by Software Center. The agenda for the reporting workshop ranges from keynote presentations to in-depth sessions for themes and projects.
December 11 (10-12) Task force meeting for planning sprint 32
December 14 (9-09:30) Coordination team meeting
December 14 (09:30-12) Steering committee meeting