A framework for managing multiprocess applications based on distributed finite-state machine approach

Antolini, Michele; Covarrubias, Mario; Bordegoni, Monica; Cugini, Umberto

doi:10.1109/roman.2010.5598678

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“…Conversely, Figure 4b shows the publish/subscribe framework, through which each module needs only connect to the server component and send and receive messages, being aware of which modules are sending or receiving messages. This framework, described in detail in Antolini et al (2010), is responsible for the communication and synchronisation of all SATIN modules in order to provide a consistent system state. The framework is a publish/subscribe event manager that easily permits communication between the SATIN modules, taking advantage of XML (Extensible Markup Language) communication over the TCP/IP network interface.…”

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“…A software framework has been developed for managing the intercommunication of all hardware components and software modules (Antolini et al 2010). In particular, the geometric engine of thinkCore has been used to manage the 3D models of the shapes (Think3 Inc. 2014), while a visualisation system, Open5 (Open5 2014), has been developed and used to manage the visualisation of a 3D model, its stereoscopic view, and the user interaction with the model.…”

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“…The core of the system is the MainLoop module. It is based on a publish/subscribe paradigm for interprocess communication based on XML messages sent over a TCP/IP connection [23]. Thanks to that, the 3DHM and the MRSB systems can be placed in different locations and easily connected by Ethernet communication.…”

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A framework for managing multiprocess applications based on distributed finite-state machine approach

Cited by 3 publications

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Flexible touch sensor for evaluating geometric properties of virtual shapes through sound

Flexible touch sensor for evaluating geometric properties of virtual shapes through sound

Collaborative Mixed-Reality Platform for the Design Assessment of Cars Interior

Mixed reality distributed platform for collaborative design review of automotive interiors

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