SiriusCon 2020: Multicore Automotive Software Development by BOSCH

  On the 18th of June, we will have the pleasure of welcoming Syed Aoun Raza , Rakesh Nidavani , Amal Jose Vallavanthara from Robert Bosch Gmbh to SiriusCon Live 2020 . They will present the visualization tool they have developed with Eclipse Sirius , and their feedback on the usage of this open source technology. The tools built with Sirius are integrated in a workbench for multicore automotive s...

SiriusCon 2020: SmartMDSD Toolchain, an IDE for Robotics Software

On the 18th of June, we will have the pleasure of welcoming Prof. Dr. Christian Schlegel and Dr. Alex Lotz from Technische Hochschule Ulm to SiriusCon Live 2020 . They will present how they used Eclipse Sirius to create SmartMDSD , a model-driven software development (MDSD) toolchain for robotics. The Service Robotics Research Group at the Technische Hochschule Ulm headed by Prof. Dr. Christian Sc...

SiriusCon 2020: Model-Based Safety Analysis and Integration with Capella

On the 18th of June, we will have the pleasure of welcoming Marc Zeller to SiriusCon Live 2020 . Marc is an expert in Model-Based Safety at Siemens Corporate Technology. He will present how he used Eclipse Sirius to extend the MBSE Capella workbench to support Safety Analysis. Marc Zeller is working on safety-critical systems, this kind of systems where a failure or malfunction may result from los...

SiriusCon 2020: IRI Workbench, a Complete Graphical Data Management Environment Built on Eclipse with Sirius

On the 18th of June, we will have the pleasure of welcoming IRI’s David Friedland, Claudia Irvine and Don Purnhagen to SiriusCon Live 2020. They will present the Voracity platform and how it uses Sirius in its Workbench IDE. Innovative Routines International (IRI) is a US software vendor based in Melbourne, Florida that specializes in fast data management and targeted data protection. Founded in 1...

SiriusCon 2018: How NASA is using Sirius to develop Safety Cases

The Robust Software Engineering group , based in the Intelligent Systems Division at NASA's Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, California, is working to increase the reliability and robustness of NASA's mission related software, and the productivity of its software engineering. The technology developed by this group is applied to NASA projects involved with Space and Aeronautics. At SiriusCon ...