Jacqueline Henle

FZI Research Center for Information Technology

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Jacqueline Henle is a leading researcher in autonomous vehicle software architecture, with a particular focus on the dynamic and flexible systems required for next-generation mobility. Her most cited work, "Architecture platforms for future vehicles: a comparison of ROS2 and Adaptive AUTOSAR" (2022, 23 citations), provides a critical analysis of how communication paradigms are shifting from signal-based to service-oriented architectures to support continuous updates and diverse applications from multiple developers. Henle’s contributions are foundational in understanding how autonomous vehicles can integrate complex, evolving software stacks safely and efficiently. By comparing leading platforms, she has helped bridge the gap between research and industry standards, offering practical insights for engineers and researchers alike. Her work underscores the importance of modular, scalable architectures in enabling the real-world deployment of autonomous systems. With growing recognition in the field, Henle continues to shape the conversation around software-defined vehicles, making her a key voice for students and professionals navigating the future of automotive technology.