Measurement data analysis and reporting for large data volumes

You can store the interactive reports centrally on web servers. This enables project participants to access the same data set from different locations at the same time using a standard web browser – even on mobile devices. A record of all reports is provided in the report history.

Since the templates are also stored on a central web server, development engineers benefit from a shared template library. Once a template has been created, it can be reused. All engineering teams can benefit from the knowledge base, which is built up successively.

MATLAB®-based templates are used as the basis for the calculations and subsequently generated report. Various criteria, such as parameters and their limit values, can be defined in the templates and processed with MATLAB® precision.

Users are free to adapt and customize the template design.

The openness of the system offers a further benefit: the templates enable specialist knowledge to be stored within the company. Further templates can be created without much effort. Each project participant can directly identify and understand the areas in which the vehicle variants differ.

Once the templates have been created, they can be stored on a central web server and used by all employees in the company without the need for any further programming. As a result, a considerable template library will grow over time, ensuring ever greater effectiveness.

The following major improvements are available with EATB V5.6.0:

• The extended feature "Export Reports to Power Point" now allows to export one EATB report section per slide. Furthermore, it shows the traffic lights on the exported Power Point slides. A user can select which sections should be exported.
• A new page "Signal Manager" replaces the earlier used Config diffs dialog within ConfigCreator. It allows for extended signal editing:
• The Signal Manager allows to specify multiple aliases for a specific Signal ID
  Through the CSV export and import feature, the signals can be persisted, and bulk changes can easily performed on the CSV files.
• The new ADAS Video Thumbnails feature allows to embed thumbnail pictures from environment cameras/videos related to measurement files in EATB reports. The chart types "Time Plot" and "Interval Plot" support this new feature. See the Scripting Guide for further information regarding how to use this feature.
• EATB has started its migration to the new CommonUI corporate design of ETAS. This opportunity has been used to start migrating EATB to the React framework, which will allow for more robust and resilient development.

The following major improvements are available with EATB V5.5.0:

• A new feature "Export reports to PowerPoint" allows you to export reports as a set of slides.
• Support of Windows 11
• Support measurement files of parquet format
• New script-commands “removeChapter”, “removeSection” and “removeChart”. The idea of these commands in “config_Last.m” is to remove unwanted chapters, sections, or charts before the final report is created.
• Improved security measures to prevent a potential misuse of global variables. All defined variables are available only locally within the processed function (configuration file) and not across all configurations. If a variable needs to be used in different configurations, it should be explicitly defined as "global" and loaded in the required configuration file.

The following major improvements are available with EATB V5.4.0:

• A unique grid can be defined for each chart thanks to the new “chart specific grid” feature. This allows better customization of the interpolation depending on the use case presented in the chart. This new setting is optional and is provided in three variants.
• EATB settings can be changed without re-encryption by extending the interface of “EATBConcole.exe” through a start.jso file. In this file, the settings of EATB can be defined as key-vale pairs. The “start.json” does not need to be encrypted and therefore allows a more flexible usage of “EATBConsole.exe”.
• Two important upgrades to MATLAB® Runtime 2022b and Java 17 were introduced to keep EATB up to date. The corresponding packages are installed automatically.
• The "configure signal axes" option of a scatter plot has been removed from the report viewer for consistency reasons.

The following major improvements are available with EATB V5.3.1:

• Option to exclude invalid data points of a signal from the calculation by introducing the command “ingnorInvalidDataPoints” in “start.m”. If set to “true”, the invalid data points will be replaced internally with NaNs
• Three options to set the color for pie and bar charts: single color, color range, or multiple colors for the visualized sectors.
• A list of all involved measurement files can now be displayed in case of overlapping data points, thanks to the tooltip extension. The file names are displayed in the tooltip as hyperlinks with the corresponding timestamp allowing an export to XDA.
• Microsoft Edge browser is now supported.
• Calibration data (constants and curves) from DCMs and A2I/Hex can now also be used as thresholds in the charts