2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-24806-1_6
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Proving the Safety of Autonomous Systems with Formal Methods - What Can You Expect?

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“…by Tempelmeier (2011), the importance of environmental influences is taken to an extreme. Tempelmeier (2011) means that the AGVS is based on mathematical calculations. Depending on the weight of the load the AGV can for example calculate how long the length of the brake path will be.…”
Section: Environmental Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…by Tempelmeier (2011), the importance of environmental influences is taken to an extreme. Tempelmeier (2011) means that the AGVS is based on mathematical calculations. Depending on the weight of the load the AGV can for example calculate how long the length of the brake path will be.…”
Section: Environmental Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An example is an oil spill that would affect the deceleration of an AGV. Tempelmeier's (2011) conclusion is that it is impossible to include all the potential external effects that the AGV depends on in the calculations. Therefore it is important that the AGV operates in a controlled environment where the employees are aware of its shortcomings and the importance of avoiding divergences in the operational area.…”
Section: Environmental Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, formal verification allows for an increase in the quality of any hardware or software system (Woodcock et al, 2009;Kropf, 1999), considering also real-life processes (Grobelna et al, 2017) or exchangeable modules in reconfigurable control systems (Wisniewski and Grobelna, 2018;Grobelna, 2018;Wisniewski, 2018). However, one should remain aware of the limitations of formal methods (Tempelmeier, 2011), including environmental influences, unaccountable world knowledge or the misbehavior of neighbouring systems. One of the most approved methods is the model checking technique (Pakonen et al, 2016;Clarke et al, 1999l Emerson, 2008Jiang et al, 2018), which has recently been entering slowly even into quantum systems (Ying and Feng, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%