Publications:Acumen : An Open-source Testbed for Cyber-Physical Systems Research
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| Title | Acumen : An Open-source Testbed for Cyber-Physical Systems Research |
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| Author | Walid Taha and Adam Duracz and Yingfu Zeng and Kevin Atkinson and Ferenc Ágoston Bartha and Paul Brauner and Jan Duracz and Fei Xu and Robert Cartwright and Michal Konečný and Eugenio Moggi and Jawad Masood and Björn Pererik Andreasson and Jun Inoue and Anita Sant'Anna and Roland Philippsen and Alexandre Chapoutot and Marcia O'Malley and Aaron Ames and Veronica Gaspes and Lise Hvatum and Shyam Mehta and Henrik Eriksson and Christian Grante |
| Year | 2015 |
| PublicationType | Conference Paper |
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| HostPublication | Proceedings of EAI International Conference on CYber physiCaL systems, iOt and sensors Networks |
| Conference | EAI International Conference on CYber physiCaL systems, iOt and sensors Networks (CYCLONE '15), Rome, Italy, October 26, 2015 |
| DOI | |
| Diva url | http://hh.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?searchId=1&pid=diva2:859762 |
| Abstract | Developing Cyber-Physical Systems requires methods and tools to support simulation and verification of hybrid (both continuous and discrete) models. The Acumen modeling and simulation language is an open source testbed for exploring the design space of what rigorous-but-practical next-generation tools can deliver to developers of Cyber-Physical Systems. Like verification tools, a design goal for Acumen is to provide rigorous results. Like simulation tools, it aims to be intuitive, practical, and scalable. However, it is far from evident whether these two goals can be achieved simultaneously.This paper explains the primary design goals for Acumen, the core challenges that must be addressed in order to achieve these goals, the "agile research method" taken by the project, the steps taken to realize these goals, the key lessons learned, and the emerging language design. |
