TTool

Network configuration simulation and experimentation

TTool is a platform for the design and verification of embedded systems. Via three open-source modeling environments, the tool offers the possibility of testing both the safety and security of systems, as well as their performance. Easy to use, the platform enables the properties of a modeled system to be verified at the touch of a button. It thus contributes to the development of safer systems, which do not endanger the user, and are less vulnerable to cyber-attacks.

Infography TTool in a nutshell

Areas of expertise

  • Embedded systems modeling
  • Formal verification of safety, security and performance properties
  • Embedded systems partitioning
  • Embedded software design
  • Simulation and experimentation of network configurations

Application sectors

Cybersecurity Telecommunications
Networks and communicating objects Defense
Smart City Transportation and mobility

Our services

Design | Education/Training | Experimentation/Technology | Modeling/Design | Numerics/Software | R&D Services | Prototyping/Innovation | Research | Simulation/Optimization

Location


Télécom Paris

Available resources

Team

1

Full-time support engineer

Equipment

3

Open source modeling environments

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