For ADAS Engineering Teams at OEMs and Tier-1 Suppliers
Your team generates JSON schemas and Technical Files for EU AI Act Articles 12 & 19 in 21 days. Not slide decks. Not homework. Production artifacts that integrate directly into your CI/CD pipeline.
Most ADAS infrastructure teams think they're compliant because they "have logs."
But Article 12 doesn't ask if you log data. It asks: "Show me your logging schema that maps to Article 12 requirements."
That schema doesn't exist.
Your infrastructure team is waiting for ADAS to define it. ADAS is waiting for compliance to define it. Compliance is waiting for legal. Legal is waiting for IT.
Nobody's building it. The gap won't close itself. The August 2026 deadline will not move.
This isn't training. It's a Production Sprint where your ADAS team generates version-controlled code artifacts your systems consume programmatically.
These integrate directly into your CI/CD pipeline. When your ADAS model version increments, your schemas update automatically.
Three half-day sessions across three weeks. Your team produces artifacts during sessions — not as homework after.
Your ADAS team generates baseline JSON schema for Article 12. Define data types, field mappings, retention policies as code. Initialize Technical File structure in your repo.
Iterate schema based on mock audit feedback. Add validation rules. Generate Article 19 log control policies as configuration. Build automated compliance checks.
Integrate schemas into deployment pipeline. Configure eSIM/ACSP to consume schemas programmatically. Generate Technical Files automatically from schema annotations.
LXD Advisory didn't just train our team — they built the methodology we now use across our entire ADAS portfolio. Three weeks to audit-ready documentation. We expected a course. We got a capability.
We had ASPICE L3 in place but no idea how it mapped to the AI Act. The mapping engagement showed us we were 60% there already. We built only the delta. Saved us months.
Before your team can build compliant systems, they need documented AI literacy. Article 4 requires it. An auditor will ask for it.
A 90-minute live working session for ADAS engineering teams. Built around how engineers actually learn — not how compliance teams prefer to deliver it. Every attendee leaves with a completed gap analysis, not a generic checklist.
Prove to yourself we understand the technical depth before booking anything.
10-question diagnostic for OTA infrastructure teams. Instant score, gap analysis, recommended action plan. 3 minutes.
Take the Scorecard →Interactive checklist for infrastructure and ADAS teams. Progress saves automatically. Flag blockers. Export status.
Access Checklist →Article 12-compliant logging schema template. Maps each data field to specific compliance requirements. Fork and customize.
View on GitHub →A complete EU AI Act compliance framework for ADAS engineering teams — from risk classification to governance checkpoints. Covers Articles 9–15, Annex IV Technical File requirements, the documentation gap most teams discover late, and a full RACI matrix. Free to read online. Premium templates available.
Free edition includes all 6 sections · Premium adds production-ready JSON schemas & CI/CD configs
A 21-day sprint started today finishes in three weeks. That leaves months to scale to other teams and complete documentation across your systems portfolio.
Teams that started in Q4 2025 are finishing their first pilots now. Everyone else is behind.
The margin is gone. The window to debate has closed.
Book Your Sprint Slot →30-minute session for Engineering Heads and Chief Architects at OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers.
We map your AI systems against Articles 12, 14, and 19 — and show you exactly where the gaps are.
No deck. No sales pitch. Just architecture.
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