Engineering in the age of AI and executable specifications
Engineering is accelerating with AI, but clarity and control are now the real bottlenecks. Learn how executable specifications and formal verification enable faster, more reliable systems.
Mats Boman2026-03-24T12:52:25+01:00AI|
Engineering is accelerating with AI, but clarity and control are now the real bottlenecks. Learn how executable specifications and formal verification enable faster, more reliable systems.
Mats Boman2026-03-24T12:52:25+01:00AI|
Engineering is accelerating with AI, but clarity and control are now the real bottlenecks. Learn how executable specifications and formal verification enable faster, more reliable systems.
Anders Linden2024-06-20T10:37:11+01:00Events|
2017 an idea was born at Prover Technology. We wanted to create a forum for sharing experiences, best practices, and [...]
Benjamin Blanc2025-01-13T13:32:01+01:00Formal methods|
Beginning May 18th, I led a four-day online crash course on HLL for a dozen safety engineers. Due to the [...]
Gunnar Smith2025-01-13T13:31:21+01:00Formal methods|
In this, the third and final, blog post on Signal Design Automation we will look at how formal verification [...]
Gunnar Smith2025-01-13T13:26:22+01:00Software development|
In our previous blog post, we looked at some of the challenges commonly faced in delivery of rail control [...]
Gunnar Smith2025-01-13T13:24:30+01:00Software development|
The delivery of rail control projects often suffers from high costs, unpredictable schedules and delays. Moreover, the life cycle of [...]
Olav Bandmann2025-01-13T13:23:19+01:00Formal methods|
In a previous blog post, a playful concrete example was given to show off PSL's newly added support for IEEE [...]
Amanda Öberg2025-01-13T13:22:35+01:00AI, Quality|
From more than two months down to less than two weeks, or six times faster. From almost two weeks [...]
Daniel Fredholm2025-01-13T13:22:02+01:00Verification & validation|
If you have read the first two parts of this series (Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here), then [...]
Daniel Fredholm2025-01-13T13:21:41+01:00Formal methods|
Hopefully you have read part 1 on this blog, where I tried to convince you that traditional methods will not [...]
Daniel Fredholm2025-01-13T13:21:33+01:00Formal methods|
The subject I am going to write about this time is not an easy one. I will try to explain [...]
Anders Linden2024-06-20T10:37:11+01:00Events|
2017 an idea was born at Prover Technology. We wanted to create a forum for sharing experiences, best practices, and [...]
Benjamin Blanc2025-01-13T13:32:01+01:00Formal methods|
Beginning May 18th, I led a four-day online crash course on HLL for a dozen safety engineers. Due to the [...]
Gunnar Smith2025-01-13T13:31:21+01:00Formal methods|
In this, the third and final, blog post on Signal Design Automation we will look at how formal verification [...]
Gunnar Smith2025-01-13T13:26:22+01:00Software development|
In our previous blog post, we looked at some of the challenges commonly faced in delivery of rail control [...]
Gunnar Smith2025-01-13T13:24:30+01:00Software development|
The delivery of rail control projects often suffers from high costs, unpredictable schedules and delays. Moreover, the life cycle of [...]
Olav Bandmann2025-01-13T13:23:19+01:00Formal methods|
In a previous blog post, a playful concrete example was given to show off PSL's newly added support for IEEE [...]
Amanda Öberg2025-01-13T13:22:35+01:00AI, Quality|
From more than two months down to less than two weeks, or six times faster. From almost two weeks [...]
Daniel Fredholm2025-01-13T13:22:02+01:00Verification & validation|
If you have read the first two parts of this series (Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here), then [...]
Daniel Fredholm2025-01-13T13:21:41+01:00Formal methods|
Hopefully you have read part 1 on this blog, where I tried to convince you that traditional methods will not [...]
Daniel Fredholm2025-01-13T13:21:33+01:00Formal methods|
The subject I am going to write about this time is not an easy one. I will try to explain [...]
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