2009 29th IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems Workshops 2009
DOI: 10.1109/icdcsw.2009.70
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An Approach to Middleware Specialization for Cyber Physical Systems

Abstract: Contemporary computing infrastructure, such as networking stacks, OS and middleware, are made up of layers of software functionality that have evolved over decades to support the broadest range of applications. The featurerichness and the layers of functionality, however, tend to be excessive and a source of performance overhead for Cyberphysical Systems (CPS). Yet it is necessary to leverage the decades of proven patterns and principles in these infrastructures. This paper presents an approach to systematical… Show more

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“…However, generic middleware technologies present two main drawbacks; on one side they tend to be excessive and source of performance overhead for CPS [23], and on the other, they do not match some of the special requirements of this kind of systems [10], such as providing abstractions that represent the entities found in CPS. This is why several high-level middleware architectures that adapt better to CPS have been proposed.…”
Section: Special Focus Paper Towards Middleware-based Cooperation Topmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, generic middleware technologies present two main drawbacks; on one side they tend to be excessive and source of performance overhead for CPS [23], and on the other, they do not match some of the special requirements of this kind of systems [10], such as providing abstractions that represent the entities found in CPS. This is why several high-level middleware architectures that adapt better to CPS have been proposed.…”
Section: Special Focus Paper Towards Middleware-based Cooperation Topmentioning
confidence: 99%