Prover is strengthening its Signaling Design Automation solution with the introduction of the software Prover Studio. Prover Studio is a logic editor that increases the efficiency when formalizing specifications, the first step in our Prover Trident process. We have developed a new webinar series that will present the complete process from specification to revenue service signaling applications that are formally verified for safety.
With Prover Trident interlocking design can be done efficiently, with guaranteed safety. During this new webinar we will demonstrate how the signaling design will be developed step by step.
During the webinar you will learn:
- How to write formal specifications with a modern and customized editing tool
- How to create an interlocking application software using automatic generation of code
- How to investigate the resulting logic using simulation tools
- How to formally verify that the generated code meets the safety requirements
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