Intelligent embedded systems is electronic hardware and software embedded in otherwise mechanical appliances - from refrigerators and blood pressure apparatus to cars and spacecraft.

 

   

 

The global market for intelligent embedded software is rapidly growing. 

 

The use of intelligent embedded software will be a determining element in the success of future products.

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


DaNES is funded by the partners and the Danish Advanced Technology Foundation

Protocol modelling in UPPAAL


A proprietary communication protocol of the product has been modeled and analyzed by CISS using UPPAAL as part of the DaNES project over a 4 months period. The preliminary results are encouraging in the sense that:
  • The development of the model was based on the proprietary protocol specification and through the clarifying questions and discussions it became clear that a complete revision of the specification was needed. Also, it has been decided that the new specification will be re-evaluated through yet another modeling/analysis iteration. Furthermore it is currently considered also take up the challenge of modeling and analyzing the process execution platform.
  • As part of the analysis, it was revealed that several timing parameters of the protocol are critical for the correct behaviour of the protocol. It is not likely that consistent parameter settings can be identified without using state of the art academic tools like e.g. UPPAAL, which was used for the analysis.

News

DaNES on national Danish TV
[3 March 2011]
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DaNES in the media
[2 September 2009]

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Unique collaboration on ambitious IT research
[15 December 2008]

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New PhD students at DaNES
[28 November 2008]

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DaNES research news:

Novo Nordisk teams up with CISS: UppAAL modelling reveals protocol deficiencies.



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