Towards a component infrastructure for cyber-physical systems
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Abstract
The proximity between physical and cyber worlds is permitting the appearance of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), formed by users and devices (physical) interacting with services, components and applications (cyber). In CPS, where unpredictability is an important challenge, two characteristics must be present in the developed systems: i) low coupling among interacting modules and ii) self-adaptive capabilities. In that direction, this paper describes an uncoupled sensor and actuator component-based infrastructure for self adaptive CPS. Its main contribution is two-fold: i) a lightweight and interoperable mechanism to specify and manage sensors and actuators, built on top of an ii) uncoupled communication and coordination mechanism for cyber-physical entities.
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