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cs.RO2025★ 2 cited

Revisiting Formal Methods for Autonomous Robots: A Structured Survey

Atef Azaiez, David A. Anisi, Marie Farrell +1

This paper presents the initial results from our structured literature review on applications of Formal Methods (FM) to Robotic Autonomous Systems (RAS). We describe our structured…

cs.RO2025★ 4 cited

Probabilistic modelling and safety assurance of an agriculture robot providing light-treatment

Mustafa Adam, Kangfeng Ye, David A. Anisi +3

Continued adoption of agricultural robots postulates the farmer's trust in the reliability, robustness and safety of the new technology. This motivates our work on safety assurance…

cs.RO2025★ 2 cited

A Verification Methodology for Safety Assurance of Robotic Autonomous Systems

Mustafa Adam, David A. Anisi, Pedro Ribeiro

Autonomous robots deployed in shared human environments, such as agricultural settings, require rigorous safety assurance to meet both functional reliability and regulatory complia…

cs.RO2024★ 1 cited

Model Checking and Verification of Synchronisation Properties of Cobot Welding

Yvonne Murray, Henrik Nordlie, David A. Anisi +2

This paper describes use of model checking to verify synchronisation properties of an industrial welding system consisting of a cobot arm and an external turntable. The robots must…

cs.RO2023★ 10 cited

Robotics in Elderly Healthcare: A Review of 20 Recent Research Projects

Weria Khaksar, Diana Saplacan, Lee Andrew Bygrave +1

Studies show dramatic increase in elderly population of Western Europe over the next few decades, which will put pressure on healthcare systems. Measures must be taken to meet thes…

cs.RO2021★ 17 cited

Safety assurance of an industrial robotic control system using hardware/software co-verification

Yvonne Murray, Martin Sirevåg, Pedro Ribeiro +2

As a general trend in industrial robotics, an increasing number of safety functions are being developed or re-engineered to be handled in software rather than by physical hardware…