Digital twins can detect complex issues like subtle software bugs, design flaws, and unforeseen interactions between system components that might be missed by traditional testing and manual inspections. They do so by using powerful methods such as formal verification, simulation and visualization.
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Starting in May 2025, Prover will lead a 24-month project to develop standardized approval methods for modular digital interlockings. Using formal verification and automated testing, the project supports EULYNX and Europe’s Rail goals for interoperable, vendor-independent signaling. Partners include DLR and ESE Engineering.
Prover is partnering with Eiffage Énergie Systèmes on the Villeneuve Demain project, delivering railway signaling software for the PAVS system at SIL4 safety level.
Using Prover’s automation tools, the solution ensures EN 50716 compliance, facilitates future maintenance, and enables reuse across similar systems.
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