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Subject: real-time

Using Promela/SPIN to verify lightweight operating systems for Cubesats

Andrew Butterfield (email | all projects)

Cubesats are small satellites that are built as on ore more 10cm-sized cubes. There is a growing industry for developing and launching these. Typically their computing requirements are relatively low, and so they often use lightweight versions of operating systems. This project looks at using Promela/SPIN to model and do test generation for some key … Read more

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