In this paper, we report on our experience with formally specifying and verifying an industrial
software module, provided to us by a company from the heavy-vehicle industry. We start with …

We describe and summarize our experiences from six industrial case studies in applying
formal verification techniques to embedded, safety-critical code. The studies were conducted …

Assurance cases are used to argue in a structured, and evidence-supported way, that a
property such as safety or security is satisfied by a system. In some domains however …

Deductive verifiers require intensive user interaction in the form of writing precise
specifications, thereby limiting their use in practice. While many solutions have been …

Deductive verification can be used to ensure properties about all possible behaviours of a
program, even when the program is parameterised and has an unbounded state space. But …

When develo** complex software and systems, contracts provide a means for controlling
the complexity by dividing the responsibilities among the components of the system in a …

Safety cases are used to argue that safety-critical systems satisfy the requirements that are
determined to mitigate the potential hazards in the systems operating environment. Although …

Vehicles in the 21st-century are becoming more and more dependent on embedded
software systems for navigation, system control, monitoring, and entertainment …

Embedded systems are everywhere in society, and in many industries, such as the
automotive industry, embedded systems are safety-critical. Embedded systems are today …

Currently, the automotive industry systems are becoming intricate, imposing the necessity to
confirm the safety and surety of the whole vehicle, to prevent the economical and human …