RVS development roadmap

The next version of RVS that will introduce new features and enhancements will be RVS 3.24, which is due for release by the end of January 2026.

The RVS 3.24 development roadmap currently plans to introduce new features and enhancements in the following areas:

• Multicore timing analysis features, which were previously experimental, will be made public
• The multi-automata method for analyzing timing results, which has been available in previous RVS versions as an optional analysis method, will be made the default method
• Improvements to RVS integration libraries to facilitate integration setup
• Improvements to interoperability with a range of requirements and traceability management solutions

Rapita Systems’ development team is excited to deliver these features and enhancements for the RVS 3.24 release, however sometimes even the best made plans must change and we may need to delay development until a future RVS version. We will regularly update this roadmap if our plans do change.

As well as developing RVS 3.24, we will be developing RapiCoupling, Rapita's upcoming tool to support data coupling and control coupling analysis. RapiCoupling will be introduced in a future version of RVS.

Please contact us at any time for an update on the status of our development or to learn more about the features and enhancements listed above.