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SMOF: A Safety Monitoring Framework for Autonomous Systems

Mathilde Machin, Jérémie Guiochet, Hélène Waeselynck, Jean-Paul Blanquart, Matthieu Roy, Lola Masson

发表年份
2016
引用次数
66

摘要

Safety-critical systems with decisional abilities, such as autonomous robots, are about to enter our everyday life. Nevertheless, confidence in their behavior is still limited, particularly regarding safety. Considering the variety of hazards that can affect these systems, many techniques might be used to increase their safety. Among them, active safety monitors are a means to maintain the system safety in spite of faults or adverse situations. The specification of the safety rules implemented in such devices is of crucial importance, but has been hardly explored so far. In this paper, we propose a complete framework for the generation of these safety rules based on the concept of safety margin. The approach starts from a hazard analysis, and uses formal verification techniques to automatically synthesize the safety rules. It has been successfully applied to an industrial use case, a mobile manipulator robot for co-working.

关键词

Variety (cybernetics)Risk analysis (engineering)System safetyHazardComputer scienceHazard analysisMargin (machine learning)Life-critical systemRobotSafety case

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