The Augsburg-based company Railergy, a specialist supplier of railway system automation, has chosen Systerel to support its activities around the development of automated shunting locomotive for Deutsche Bahn Cargo.
Systerel confirms its position as a specialist in critical systems thanks to the IEC 50128 – FSCED (Functional Safety Engineer Development) certification of several of its engineers and experts.
Systerel publishes a new version of the HLL specification document (HLL LFD) and submits it to the next HLL Forum review in order to converge on the new definition of the language in collaboration with the other actors of the community.
As the number of IoT devices increases, so does the amount of IoT-related software. And more software means considerably more vulnerabilities to contend with. The CEA and Systerel are working together to develop a powerful and original smart analysis platform to guarantee the security not only of IoT devices, but also of the software associated with these devices. The research is taking place under the LEIA project, which was awarded funding through the French government’s Grand Défi instrument for technology projects.
Systerel has participated in the latest interoperability workshop organised by the OPC Foundation. The main objective of these regular OPC Foundation workshops is to test the interoperability, compliance and reliability of products incorporating OPC UA technology.
The CEA List Institute and Systerel have reached a major milestone in the digitization of railway systems, by delivering a new version of the functional modelling module for new-generation of interlocking systems to SNCF Réseau. They are supporting the growing complexity of these systems with an efficient modelling and validation environment.