Partners
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In a project
such as DEPLOY, where the ultimate goal is the transfer of the formal methods
technologies to various industries, it is of utmost importance to have a very
strong open tool basis, which can be used and customized by the various
participants.
For this goal
to become a reality, it is extremely important to continue to develop and
extend the first generation of tool kernel and plugins, which will be used throughout
the project. Moreover, it is also important to have these technologies
disseminated through other potentially interested companies.
We also
believe there is a need for DEPLOY outputs to be monitored, measured and
assessed, in order to keep the project on track
Three
companies have been chosen to achieve these goals:
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CETIC is a research center closely connected to Louvain University Academy with the role of conducting very
practical research and technology transfer between academia and industrial
companies. They have a strong interest in requirement analysis and are ready to
share their expertise in this domain by taking responsibility for measurement
and assessment
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ClearSy is in charge of the development and dissemination of the Industrial Atelier B CASE tool since some 13 years, and the development and the dissemination of the RODIN CASE tool.
It has extensive experience in using B in real industrial projects, for target
applications in safety critical systems (railways) and secure systems
(microelectronics). A number of its potential and confirmed industrial
prospects and clients in this fields can be prime candidates for the
dissemination of DEPLOY. ClearSy will build on their extensive range of
contacts developed during their time in charge of dissemination and exploitation
in the Atelier B, B4Free, Brama, CompoSys and RODIN projects.
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Systerel is in charge of the development of the core RODIN tool platform developed for
Event-B. It has extensive experience in using B and event-B in real industrial projects, for target applications in safety
critical systems (at software and system level). This company has substantial
contact with the academic partners involved in the development of plugins (in
particular Southampton, UDUS) and with CETIC.
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