William Takeshi Pereira

Research Engineer @ INRIA-AIO Paris

A software engineer with 10 years of experience in backend development.
I am particularly interested in bridging the gap between software written in the industry with formal verification that you usually only see in the academy.

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From RFC to Proof: formally verifying a real-world IoT Protocol in Rust
November 03 2026 - 11:30 (45 min )

Not tested, Proved. You’ll see what formal verification looks like in practice, what it actually guarantees, and why it’s worth the effort. If you’re interested in writing safer code or just want to understand where bugs hide in protocol implementations, this session will give you a clear, practical overview.

We will use a real work with real use as an example, how can we add formal verification on the CI and have more guarantees of safety without any runtime penalty.


LEVEL: Intermediate

From RFC to Proof: formally verifying a real-world IoT Protocol in Rust

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