Ensuring Functional Safety through Software Testing in C/C++ Applications: A Vital Aspect for QA Systems
Functional safety is a critical concern across industries like automotive, railways, aviation, industrial, and medical devices. To achieve functional safety in C/C++ applications, QA Systems offers embedded software testing and verification tools. In this blog, we explore the importance of functional safety, its applications, relevant standards, and steps for certification. Our software verification tools streamline testing, enhance code quality, and expedite compliance. Contact us to learn how our tools can help you achieve functional safety excellence in your development process.
The Power of Export
Around the world, the UK is renowned for innovation, design, ingenuity, and most of all, export. The UK has one of the most commercially active governments in the world with dedicated teams focused not just on maintaining, but on constantly increasing export...
Managing risks related to the obsolescence of safety-critical embedded software verification frameworks
When developing software for safety-critical industrial systems, obsolescence is a hazard that should be taken into consideration. Find out how software verification can be maintained in this blog by Cantata Product Manager Pierre-Henri Stanek.
What You Do Not Know About Software Quality
We all want the software in the devices we use to be top quality. However, have you considered what is meant by Software Quality? It is very difficult to articulate a set of criteria that summarises a comprehensive quality metric and software quality is a multidimensional quantity which can be measured in many ways.In this introductory article, Adam Mackay will explore what determines software quality.
Software Drives Advances in Medical Technology
Over the last few years, medicine has been a catalyst for driving progress in the innovation of medical devices and treatment plans. Digital technology is becoming embedded in every area of healthcare delivery. Medical devices are becoming more and more complex.
In this blog, Bill Steiniger dives into the importance of utilizing fully tested C and C++ code that is verified to the IEC 62304 standard, as a driver for differentiation and added value in medical devices.
