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  1. ; (, 6th IEEE Automotive Reliability, Test, and Safety Workshop (ARTS 2021))
    In current practice, exploring the computation and software level of individual ECUs of an automotive system does not seem feasible enough for a system-level understanding of vehicular electronics. Exploring vehicular system-level use cases requires exercising the communication and coordination of the constituent ECUs. We are developing a prototype environment, VIVE, to enable early exploration of system-level coordination. VIVE enables extensible use case definition, as well as smooth and seamless addition of new, compute, sensor, or actuation functionality. This solution is flexible and configurable in such a way that enables the user to exercise inter-component and intersystem interactions. In this paper, we demonstrate the utility of such a prototyping environment in the exploration of a traction control use case. I 
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