#DIASYS HARDWARE KEY VERIFICATION#

RV is a lightweight verification technique in which the system under verification is instrumented to extract its current status based on events. Those techniques are studied in the field of Runtime Verification (RV).

In order to address this problem, additional methods are deployed to monitor system specifications at runtime. Due to the complexity of these MPSoCs, traditional verification methods comprising of theorem proving, model checking, and testing reach their limits. In order to meet this rising demand, tile-based architectures are used to scale up the number of cores on a single chip, known as multi-tile Multi-processor Systems-on-Chip (MPSoCs).

The monitoring architecture is demonstrated for a four-tiled MPSoC with 20 cores implemented on a Virtex-7 field-programmable gate array (FPGA).Īpplication fields such as robotics, telecommunication, and autonomous driving have an ever increasing demand for more computing power. Furthermore, we propose an integer linear programming-based algorithm for the assignment of requirements to monitors to exploit the local resources best. Each tile monitor has a consistent view on a globally sorted trace of events on which the behavior of the target application can be verified using logical and timing requirements. It features a new specialized tracing interconnect that distributes and sorts detected events according to their timestamps. In order to minimize performance and power overhead for RV, we propose a lightweight and non-intrusive hardware solution. In this article, we propose a decentralized monitoring architecture for large-scale multi-tile MPSoCs. Hence, runtime verification (RV) has emerged as a complementary method, which verifies the correct behavior of applications executed on the MPSoC during runtime.

The logistics center in Delhi, Chennai and Kolkata for goods dispatch, service center as well as regional managements.ĭiaSys India will expand the presence of its quality IVD solutions in India but also will take the responsibility to develop a pillar in the DiaSys Group strategy based on superior point-of-care solutions.ĭiaSys in India is guided by the same culture, principle and standards as the German headquarters: quality and reliability in the products, but also in its overall services supplied to its customers.Exhaustive verification techniques do not scale with the complexity of today's multi-tile Multi-processor Systems-on-chip (MPSoCs).

The factory in Navi Mumbai with the current capacity to manufacture 1 million rapid tests per month, as well as chemistry and hematology reagents this factory will expand as the company rolls out its new plans.

The DiaSys India R&D Center has highly competent experts in the fields of electrochemical biosensor/immunosensor, microfluidics and takes over the responsibility to design and develop innovative quality point-of-care solutions.

The head office in Mumbai (Mahape - Navi Mumbai) covering all management and back office functions as well as the customer support, but also the R&D center with wet as well as dry labs.

The DiaSys India offices are located at strategic locations across India: Also the POCT R&D setup in India would further strengthen the POCT portfolio for instant diagnosis.

Point-of-Care Testing includes a whole range of rapid tests, hand held meters and table top devices this new range of products will be promoted internationally supporting DiaSys entry into this field, hence creating the DiaSys point-of-care hub out of DiaSys India.

Lab Diagnostics with the original DiaSys products and Immunology reagents from Green Cross, Korea complementing the customer offering.

Ģ000 - 2004: DiaSys India was created through the form of a Joint venture with local partners.Ģ004 - 2014: In order to develop its IVD business Piramal decided to take over the DiaSys Joint Venture and develop further the DiaSys presence in India, expanding the portfolio to additional synergistic solutions.ġ5th of September 2014: DiaSys establishes DiaSys India company (100% DiaSys owned subsidiary) based in Mumbai taking over the entire IVD business from Piramal. Search Search Search Contact Login Menu Close MenuĪs for history, DiaSys has gone a step by step approach in India, each step enabling a further success in its road map to become a key partner providing human in vitro diagnostics solutions to Indian laboratories and hospitals.ġ995 - 2000: The first DiaSys reagents were sold in India by a distributor named Cadila.

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