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SYSMODEL

Reference number
Coordinator Catena Wireless Electronics AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 1 080 000
Project duration December 2008 - December 2011
Status Completed

Important results from the project

The SYSMODEL project aims at providing SMEs with system level modeling tools for the design and implementation of time and power critical, heterogeneous systems. The vision is to allow SMEs to build costefficient ambient intelligence systems with optimal performance, high confidence, reduced time to market and faster deployment. The focus is on the development of modeling concepts, methods and tools that master systems complexity by allowing cost-efficient mapping of applications and product variants onto an embedded platform; while respecting constraints in terms of resources (time, energy, memory, etc.), safety, security and quality of service.

Expected long term effects

The initial focus is on applications mastered by the SMEs directly involved in the project, i.e. RFID, wireless systems, telecom, VoIP and audiology applications. It is expected that high level system modeling tools could increase the design productivity by 30% in these SMEs. The general availability of the modeling methodologies will be facilitated by the open source and/or free software approach, where all tools will be made available free of charge. In other words the modeling methodologies developed will be based on open pre-existing knowledge and tools. In order to disseminate the modeling methodologies and tools to a wider group of SMEs an extensive training programme is defined including awareness as well as dedicated tools training.

Approach and implementation

By cooperation with other SME:s and Universities in the Nordic countries as outlined in the ARTEMIS PROJECT SYSMODEL Proposal No. 100035, dated 2008-11-06.

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Last updated 25 November 2019

Reference number 2008-03995

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