We will exhibit at the RAILTEX Exhibition at the NEC in Birmingham, UK May 14 -16. Come to see us at booth B45 and learn about our market leading solutions for automated safety verification with Formal Methods and Design Automation for Rail Control Software. We will present Prover Certifier, the first SIL-4 certified sign-off verification [...]
This May 21-24th, the 58th annual Railway Systems Suppliers, Inc. (RSSI) Communication and Signal (C&S) Exhibition was held in Omaha, Nebraska. The event brought together C&S suppliers from all over the United States, as well as a few from abroad, including Prover Technology. Gunnar Smith and Sarah Brodsky were there to represent Prover as an [...]
Prover is exhibiting at the RSSI C&S Exhibition in Omaha. We will be showcasing the latest technology within Signal Design Automation. Stop by booth 1239 to learn how your organization can benefit from a more automated process for design, development and safety assessment of rail control software. Prover’s product offering on display includes the Prover [...]
The IRSE International Technical Committee recently published an insightful report on Strategic drivers of change in the signalling industry. It includes the perspectives of both the user and supplier side, and gives an excellent summary of the challenges currently faced by the signaling industry. IRSE views the primary technology drivers to be: Continued emphasis on [...]
The digitalized railway signaling systems of today are becoming increasingly complex with more and more functionality added to make better use of the existing infrastructure, while maintaining the highest level of safety. This also means that the task of assessing the safety and function of these system becomes more and more complex and often constitutes [...]
This year the RSSI Annual C&S Exhibition will be part of the 2017 Railway Interchange Conference and Exhibition, bringing together AREMA, RSI, REMSA and RSSI in the largest combined railway exhibition and technical conference in North America. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet with close to 10,000 rail professionals from 40 plus countries, and learn [...]
The subway of New York is one of the busiest in the world, with close to six million riders on an average weekday, but it is also one of the oldest, and in large its signaling system is way past its normally expected life time. An outdated signaling systems brings delays to the traffic since [...]
