Safety is crucial in rail control projects, with potential accidents having severe consequences. Formal verification uses mathematical techniques to ensure the system operates as intended and meets all safety requirements.
Discover how reachability analysis enhances formal verification by ensuring realistic scenarios and validating safety requirements in railway signaling systems. Learn about key techniques, including proof coverage, constraints softening, and early-stage validation, and explore how our tools make this process more efficient.
A significant number of modern metro systems use CBTC for safer and efficient train operations. While the role of CBTC is straightforward, the systems themselves are quite complex.
Read more about 3 scenarios where formal verification caught errors missed by traditional rail control system tests.
Learn how formal verification, implemented with a pre-qualified T2 SIL4 tool, Prover Certifier, can be used in a CENELEC EN50128 compliant process.
In this webinar, you will learn how formal verification, a technique that gives 100 % coverage and can be fully automated, can guarantee safety of rail control systems.
Safety is critical for the railway industry. We believe the method that should be used for safety assurance is formal verification. Join us in a webinar on this subject.
Let's discuss why formal verification should be used to verify software safety requirements! As a provider of formal verification, we are fully convinced that it is the best methodology for safety verification and should be used when engineering safe rail control systems.
Since the introduction of modern software-based automated rail control solutions, the complexity of rail control- and signalling systems has grown significantly. These advanced systems can help optimizing the use of critical infrastructure resulting in a better passenger experience, but the main priority is always to guarantee safety. Here, we share an overview of the safety verification practices commonly used in rail control projects in The United States, Sweden and France.
There are two main kinds of accidents that are worth worrying about: collisions and derailments. An interlocking is safe [...]
The digitalized railway signaling systems of today are becoming increasingly complex with more and more functionality added to make better [...]
Discover how reachability analysis enhances formal verification by ensuring realistic scenarios and validating safety requirements in railway signaling systems. Learn about key techniques, including proof coverage, constraints softening, and early-stage validation, and explore how our tools make this process more efficient.
A significant number of modern metro systems use CBTC for safer and efficient train operations. While the role of CBTC is straightforward, the systems themselves are quite complex.
Read more about 3 scenarios where formal verification caught errors missed by traditional rail control system tests.
Learn how formal verification, implemented with a pre-qualified T2 SIL4 tool, Prover Certifier, can be used in a CENELEC EN50128 compliant process.
In this webinar, you will learn how formal verification, a technique that gives 100 % coverage and can be fully automated, can guarantee safety of rail control systems.
Safety is critical for the railway industry. We believe the method that should be used for safety assurance is formal verification. Join us in a webinar on this subject.
Let's discuss why formal verification should be used to verify software safety requirements! As a provider of formal verification, we are fully convinced that it is the best methodology for safety verification and should be used when engineering safe rail control systems.
Since the introduction of modern software-based automated rail control solutions, the complexity of rail control- and signalling systems has grown significantly. These advanced systems can help optimizing the use of critical infrastructure resulting in a better passenger experience, but the main priority is always to guarantee safety. Here, we share an overview of the safety verification practices commonly used in rail control projects in The United States, Sweden and France.
There are two main kinds of accidents that are worth worrying about: collisions and derailments. An interlocking is safe [...]
The digitalized railway signaling systems of today are becoming increasingly complex with more and more functionality added to make better [...]
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