Prover and NEAT are together demonstrating the benefits of using the Prover iLock tool suite for engineering interlocking applications [...]
We cover the new Formal Methods (FMs) Guidebook from the Shift2Rail project. Learn more about when, why, and how should you use FMs in development of rail control systems.
Learn how Formal Methods can improve the development processes in rail control projects.
Learn how Signaling Design Automation and Digital Twins will help your rail control project deliver on time and budget, illustrated with a real-life example.
In this webinar, we look at how digital twins can be used in modeling rail control systems and present a case from Stockholm Metro.
The Stockholm Metro was able to successfully validate the modularity of the proposed system and establish that it is feasible to replace the non-vital relays with a PLC system.
Learn how you, as an infrastructure manager or system buyer, can use formal methods and digital twins to simplify the requirement specification phase and generate the high-quality specifications you need to accomplish your system goals and get your rail control project off to a better start. At the end of the guide, we will put all our learnings in perspective with a real-life example.
How to overcome challenges in delivering rail control software, using a formal development process called Signaling Design Automation.
At Prover, we’ve found the formula for a successful rail control project to be threefold: focus on the requirement specifications, use automation to develop the systems, and apply formal and automated methods to prove that requirements and safety are fulfilled. In this guide, we will walk you through how to use this formula - called Signaling Design Automation.
When it comes to unlocking future growth in the rail sector and beyond, advancing digital transformation is high on [...]
Prover and NEAT are together demonstrating the benefits of using the Prover iLock tool suite for engineering interlocking applications [...]
We cover the new Formal Methods (FMs) Guidebook from the Shift2Rail project. Learn more about when, why, and how should you use FMs in development of rail control systems.
Learn how Formal Methods can improve the development processes in rail control projects.
Learn how Signaling Design Automation and Digital Twins will help your rail control project deliver on time and budget, illustrated with a real-life example.
In this webinar, we look at how digital twins can be used in modeling rail control systems and present a case from Stockholm Metro.
The Stockholm Metro was able to successfully validate the modularity of the proposed system and establish that it is feasible to replace the non-vital relays with a PLC system.
Learn how you, as an infrastructure manager or system buyer, can use formal methods and digital twins to simplify the requirement specification phase and generate the high-quality specifications you need to accomplish your system goals and get your rail control project off to a better start. At the end of the guide, we will put all our learnings in perspective with a real-life example.
How to overcome challenges in delivering rail control software, using a formal development process called Signaling Design Automation.
At Prover, we’ve found the formula for a successful rail control project to be threefold: focus on the requirement specifications, use automation to develop the systems, and apply formal and automated methods to prove that requirements and safety are fulfilled. In this guide, we will walk you through how to use this formula - called Signaling Design Automation.
When it comes to unlocking future growth in the rail sector and beyond, advancing digital transformation is high on [...]
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