Verified System Development with the AutoFocus Tool Chain

Spichkova, Maria; Hölzl, Florian; Trachtenherz, David

doi:10.4204/eptcs.86.3

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“…the operating system. The successor project, Verisoft-XT (Spichkova et al, 2012) was done in collaboration between TU Munich and Robert Bosch GmbH. Its core part developing a Cruise Control System with focus on system architecture and system verification.…”

Section: Formal Methods In Large-scale Projectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Formal Methods in Collaborative Projects

Zamansky

Rodríguez-Navas

Adams

et al. 2016

Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Evaluation of Novel Software Approaches to Software Engineering

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Section: Formal Methods In Large-scale Projectsmentioning

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Formal Methods in Collaborative Projects

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Rodríguez-Navas

Adams

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“…The paper is an extension of previous work [10] in which graphical notation are applied. Our approach focuses on tabular formal method used within the formal specification phase of a system development process.…”

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“…The examples of AutoFocus models are available in the website of the AutoFocus [11]. Technical report [10] presents the main methodological results. Note that the modeling details do not be presented in detail in this paper.…”

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Pragmatic Tabular Specification Method for Interactive Systems

Zhu

2013

2013 Fourth International Conference on Networking and Distributed Computing

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The need for a multi-format specification method with unambiguous, easy-to-understand, and easy-to-validate notation is widely recognized. In many years, presenting specifications by diagrams or tables is considered a significant help. In this paper, we focus on the tabular specification method for the multifunctional systems. We introduce a pragmatic tabular specification framework for interactive systems, i.e., formal specification method using tabular method on FOCUS framework. The proposed framework can not only supply a method to specify the systems in an effective way, but can also analyze the properties of the specified system, and eliminate ambiguity in the initial requirement documents.

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“…The AutoFocus [93] approach caters for the whole development process, from informal textual specification to code. This tool chain is similar to RoboTool in some ways, particularly with respect to its goals.…”

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RoboChart: modelling and verification of the functional behaviour of robotic applications

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Robots are becoming ubiquitous: from vacuum cleaners to driverless cars, there is a wide variety of applications, many with potential safety hazards. The work presented in this paper proposes a set of constructs suitable for both modelling robotic applications and supporting verification via model checking and theorem proving. Our goal is to support roboticists in writing models and applying modern verification techniques using a language familiar to them. To that end, we present RoboChart, a domain-specific modelling language based on UML, but with a restricted set of constructs to enable a simplified semantics and automated reasoning. We present the RoboChart metamodel, its well-formedness rules, and its process-algebraic semantics. We discuss verification based on these foundations using an implementation of RoboChart and its semantics as a set of Eclipse plug-ins called RoboTool. Keywords State machines • Formal semantics • Process algebra • CSP • Model checking • Timed properties • Domain-specific language for robotics Communicated by Dr. Jeff Gray.

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Verified System Development with the AutoFocus Tool Chain

Cited by 24 publications

References 15 publications

Formal Methods in Collaborative Projects

Formal Methods in Collaborative Projects

Pragmatic Tabular Specification Method for Interactive Systems

RoboChart: modelling and verification of the functional behaviour of robotic applications

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