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Automated Software language and Software engineering
Programming Languages
Robotics
Safety-Critical Engineering
Product and Production Development
Real-Time Systems Design
Biomedical Engineering
Learning and Optimisation
Mälardalen Interaction and Didactics (MIND)
Model-Based Engineering of Embedded Systems
Industrial Software Engineering
Engineering Mathematics
Data Communication
Dependable Software Engineering
Cyber-Physical Systems Analysis
Complex Real-Time Embedded Systems
Formal Modelling and Analysis of Embedded Systems
Heterogeneous systems - hardware software co-design
Certifiable Evidences & Justification Engineering
Algebra and Analysis with applications
Stochastic Processes, Statistics and Financial Engineering
Software Testing Laboratory
SafeCOP - Safe Cooperating Cyber-Physical Systems using Wireless Communication
SafeCOP (Safe Cooperating Cyber-Physical Systems using Wireless Communication) will establish a safety assurance approach, a platform architecture, and tools for cost-efficient and practical certification of cooperating cyber-physical systems (CO-CPS).
Concluded
Start
2016-04-01
Conclusion
2019-03-31
Main financing
Vinnova
Collaboration partners
Alten Sverige AB, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Safety Integry, SICS Swedish ICT - the Swedish institute of computer science
Research area
Project manager at MDH
Professor
Hans A Hansson
+4621103163
hans.hansson@mdh.se
SafeCOP targets safety-related CO-CPS characterized by use of wireless communication, multiple stakeholders, dynamic system definitions, and unpredictable operating environments. In this scenario, no single stakeholder has the overall responsibility over the resulted system-of-systems.
SafeCOP will provide an approach to the safety assurance of CO-CPS, enabling thus their certification and development. The project will define a platform architecture and will develop methods and tools, which will be used to produce safety assurance evidence needed to certify cooperative functions. SafeCOP will extend current wireless technologies to ensure safe and secure cooperation. SafeCOP will also contribute to new standards and regulations, by providing certification authorities and standardization committees with the scientifically validated solutions needed to craft effective standards extended to also address cooperation and system-of-systems issues.
SafeCOP brings clear benefits in terms of cross-domain certification practice and implementations of cooperating systems in all addressed areas: automotive, maritime, healthcare and robotics. The advantages include lower certification costs, increased trustworthiness of wireless communication, better management of increasing complexity, reduced effort for verification and validation, lower total system costs, shorter time to market and increased market share.