Embedded Multi-Core Systems for Mixed Criticality Applications in Dynamic and Changeable Real-Time Environments
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| Coordinator | Luleå tekniska universitet - Institutionen för system- och rymdteknik |
| Funding from Vinnova | SEK 2 817 963 |
| Project duration | April 2014 - June 2017 |
| Status | Completed |
Purpose and goal
The overall objectives of the EMC2 project were addressed and solutions developed to overcome the challenges: - Dynamic Adaptability in Open Systems, - Utilization of expensive system features only as Service-on-Demand to reduce the overall system cost, - Handling of mixed criticality applications under real-time conditions - Scalability and utmost flexibility - Full scale deployment and management of integrated tool chains through the entire lifecycle.
Expected results and effects
The results of the EMC2 project can be divided into two categories: the technologies and the living labs demonstrators. Together they lead the way to solutions that improve the development of systems that use multi-core processors systems on chip in safety critical applications in contexts that can dynamically changes. The living labs´ demonstrators are great examples of theses achievements in different fields. EMC2 has produced a comprehensive video to lift up these major outcomes.
Planned approach and implementation
This embedded system approach forced the breakthrough and deployment of Multi-Core technology in almost all application domains Space, Transport, Health Care, Energy, and Industry where real-time and mixed-criticality are an issue. The EMC2 project was organized in a matrix structure with horizontal and vertical activities closely linked to each other: - Horizontal activities with so-called technological work packages, - Vertical activities with so-called Living Labs. With this organization, the new technologies were validated in real applications.