Definition
SOTIF, or Safety of the Intended Functionality, addresses hazards that arise from performance limitations or reasonably foreseeable misuse rather than system faults.
Context
SOTIF is relevant for functions such as perception, driver assistance, and automation where the intended function can be unsafe in specific scenarios even without a malfunction.
How SafeForge Supports It
SafeForge is built around governed safety workflows and can preserve the same review, traceability, and evidence discipline needed as teams expand into SOTIF analysis.
FAQ
What is SOTIF?
SOTIF, or Safety of the Intended Functionality, addresses hazards that arise from performance limitations or reasonably foreseeable misuse rather than system faults.
Why does SOTIF matter?
SOTIF is relevant for functions such as perception, driver assistance, and automation where the intended function can be unsafe in specific scenarios even without a malfunction.
How does Aegis SafeForge support SOTIF?
SafeForge is built around governed safety workflows and can preserve the same review, traceability, and evidence discipline needed as teams expand into SOTIF analysis.