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The main strategic objectives of the embedded systems industry are increased design and manufacturing productivity and quality. The appearance of general purpose design and implementation components and platforms requires new paradigms for creating critical embedded systems out of standardized COTS components. Another main driver and simultaneously a source of potential dangers is the integration of embedded systems with the cyber world for value added global services exposing them to security threats. The talk gives an overview on the efforts of supporting the new trends by formal methods complementing model-based design paradigms.
★ This work was partly carried out during a visiting professorship at the CASEDCenter of Advanced Security Research Darmstadt and supported by the EU projects INDEXYS (ARTEMIS) and MOGENTES (FP7).
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Pataricza, A. (2011). Towards Open Modular Critical Systems ★ . In: Schnieder, E., Tarnai, G. (eds) FORMS/FORMAT 2010. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-14261-1_4
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