University of York, UoY
The RoboStar centre at UoY will facilitate the modelling and verification of the RoboSAPIENS technology by developing tools and models, grounded in mathematics, that can support adaptation and DL.
- Lead in Work Package 1 – Foundations for open-ended self-adaptation
Step into the dynamic world of the University of York’s team, an integral part of the groundbreaking RoboStar research center. Picture a hub pulsating with innovation, devoted to pioneering advancements in Software Engineering for Robotics. With a formidable formal specification and verification foundation, this team is poised to revolutionize the field.
Their mission? To carve out new frontiers in the formal specification of safety requirements and modular verification. But that’s just the beginning. They’re not content with merely theorizing; they’re trailblazers who roll up their sleeves and dive headfirst into prototyping. When it comes to interfacing verification tools, they’re the masters, ensuring that every behaviour arising from self-adaptation and uncertainties is rigorously validated.
In short, the UoY team are architects of the future, helping to shape tomorrow’s Software Engineering for robotics landscape.
Their primary contributions to the RoboSAPIENS project will be establishing foundational theories for the formal specification of safety requirements and modular verification, including prototyping and interfacing the verification tools to validate the behaviours resulting from self-adaptation and uncertainties.
Contact details
Ana Cavalcanti
o Email: ana.cavalcanti@york.ac.uk
o Website: https://www-users.york.ac.uk/~alcc500/
Jim Woodcock
o Email: jim.woodcock@york.ac.uk
o Staff Profile: https://www.cs.york.ac.uk/people/jim
James Baxter
o Email: james.baxter@york.ac.uk
o Staff Profile: https://www.cs.york.ac.uk/people/?username=jeb
Ziggy Attala
o Email: ziggy.attala@york.ac.uk
o Staff Profile: https://www.cs.york.ac.uk/people/?group=All%20Staff&username=ziggy
Team members involved in RoboSAPIENS
Ana Cavalcanti