Prover will participate in this years exhibition held in Amsterdam and during this years event we will host a workshop about the benefits of using Formal Verification when delivering Signaling Systems.
In the workshop we will look into how requirements vary between infrastructure Managers, addressing different traditions in railway signaling and consider their benefits and drawbacks.
SmartRail Europe gather the main players in Railway and it is an excellent exhibition for networking. During the exhibition the major infrastructure owners are represented and are presenting the strategic plans for Europe.
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