IEEE Boston Reliability presentation: AI-Enabled Unit Testing to Bost Embedded Software Reliability

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This event will be hybrid, but we encourage in-person attendance. Registration is free, but is required so that we can plan pizza, salad, and beverages. 

When arriving Wednesday evening, please be prepared to show a government-issued photo ID, such as a drivers license, at the main gate at Wood Street. State that you are attending the IEEE Reliability meeting in the Main Cafeteria.

After parking, walk towards the main building near the flagpole. Before entering, look left, and walk down the steps. At the bottom of the steps, turn right. Walk straight through the double set of double doors and straight into the Main Cafeteria. 

Looking forward to seeing you in person!

Dan Weidman

Chair, IEEE Boston Reliability Chapter


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  • MIT Lincoln Laboratory
  • 244 Wood St
  • Lexington, Massachusetts
  • United States 02421
  • Building: Main Cafeteria
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  • Starts 06 July 2026 04:00 AM UTC
  • Ends 14 September 2026 05:00 PM UTC
  • No Admission Charge

  Speakers

Olga Koroleva

Topic:

AI-Enabled Unit Testing to Boost Embedded Software Reliability

"AI-Enabled Unit Testing to Boost Embedded Software Reliability"

Abstract: 

Unit testing is essential for the reliability of embedded software, which often operates in critical, hard-to-update environments where software failures can have severe real-world consequences.  AI-enabled unit testing is driving a powerful transformation by shifting the paradigm from reactive debugging to proactive assurance that anticipates failure scenarios upfront. Furthermore, it moves the industry from manual effort to intelligent automation via self-healing workflows. By evolving static scripts into adaptive testing ecosystems, this approach sustains high test coverage and controls maintenance costs—even in resource-constrained environments.

 

 

Biography:

Biography:

Olga Koroleva is the Director of Software Reliability & Quality at Schneider Electric.

She has more than two decades in the SW development industry having launched her career as a Junior Software Developer at Motorola in 2001, and then worked at ARRIS and at iRobot in Principal Engineering roles. She has a Master's degree in Computer Software Engineering. 

 

 

 

 




Agenda

5:00 pm doors open, for networking. Arriving earlier is ok. 

5:30 pm: Pizza, salad, and beverages arrive, while networking continues. 

6:00 pm: Introduction to the presentation, followed by the formal presentation.

Between 7 and 7:30 pm: Formal presentation and formal Q&A end. 

8:00 pm: Informal Q&A and networking end.