Designing Cyber-Physical Systems for Runtime Self-Adaptation: Knowing More about What We Miss ...

Horváth, Imre; Tavčar, Jože

doi:10.3233/jid210030

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“…The author sees CPSs as one of the early tangible results of the convergence and integration of advanced information technology, nanotechnology, biotechnology, cognitive science, and social science with conventional systems science, engineering, and technologies. The convergence is culminating in a new phenomenon which manifests in the fusion of bits, atoms, neurons, genes, and memes and is often referred to as the bits-atoms-neurons-genes-memes (BANGM) revolution (Horváth & Tavčar, 2022). The fact of the matter is that CPSs not only represent practical examples of the integration of bits and atoms in human and social contexts, but also contribute to the integration of neurons and genes in various industrial and non-industrial systems.…”

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Designing next-generation cyber-physical systems: Why is it an issue?

Horváth

2023

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Cyber-physical systems (CPSs) are seen as one of the tangible results of the convergence of advanced information technology, nanotechnology, biotechnology, cognitive science, and social science in addition to conventional systems science, engineering, and technologies. Designing next-generation cyber-physical systems (NG-CPSs) is a challenging matter for abundant reasons. It is not possible to consider all reasons and to address their interplays simultaneously in one paper. Therefore, this position paper elaborates only on a selected number of topical issues and influential factors. The author claims that the shift of the paradigm of CPSs and the uncertainty related to the paradigmatic systems features of NG-CPSs are among the primary reasons. Since the future of CPSs will be influenced strongly by their intellectualization, adaptation/evolution, and automation, these aspects are also addressed. It is argued that interaction and cooperation with NG-CPSs should be seen from a multi-dimensional perspective and that socialization of NG-CPSs needs more attention in research. The need for aggregation, management, and exploitation of the growing amount of synthetic systems knowledge produced by smart CPSs is seen by the author as an important emerging concern.

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Section: Setting the Stage For Discussionmentioning

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Designing next-generation cyber-physical systems: Why is it an issue?

Horváth

2023

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“…These are getting momentum, and on the one hand, they are blending systems science with biological science, cognitive science, behavioral science, and social science, and on the other hand, they are integrating electromechanical technology, computing technology, information technology, knowledge technology, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and human technology. The technological convergence is culminating in a new phenomenon which is often referred to as the bits-atoms-neurons-genes-memes (BANGM) revolution [4]. This revolution is fueled by the presently unexplored or only partially known possibilities of fusing bits, atoms, neurons, genes, and memes in various systems (Fig.…”

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Framing Supradisciplinary Research for Intellectualized Cyber-Physical Systems: An Unfinished Story

Horváth

2023

Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering

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Conceptualization and design of intellectualized, socialized, and personalized cyber-physical systems (CPSs) needs exploration and synthesis of novel knowledge. In turn, it raises the need for a combined use of interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, and transdisciplinary research. Supradisciplinary research emerged as a new doctrine of combining these research approaches from epistemological, methodological, and procedural perspective. However, no methodology can be found in the literature that could facilitate the practical execution of supradisciplinary research programs and projects. This position paper proposes a conceptual framework that can be used as a blueprint of operationalization of such undertakings. The framework rests on six generic pillars: (i) problematics, (ii) infrastructure, (iii) methodics, (iv) stakeholders, (v) operations, and (vi) knowledge.The framework arranges the concerns in a procedural logic - as they should be considered by the research managers and cyber-physical system developers. In its current form, the framework does not cover the specific societal and personal issues of a successful organization of the inquiry at individual researchers, research teams, and research community levels. Notwithstanding, the framework can facilitate management of research organization tasks, joint formation of shared research infrastructure, setting up concrete research programs, projects, and processes, academic partnering and public stakeholder involvement, process flow management and capacity/competence allocation, and knowledge synthesis, assessment, and consolidation in a holistic manner. Follow up community-based research may focus on the practical application and testing of the framework in concrete cases – a task that an individual researcher cannot address.

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“…The members of the Editorial Board, together with the executives of the Society, share the view that by penetrating into the realms of bits, atoms, neurons, genes, and memes, CPSs will play an even more important and influential role in the coming decades (Horváth & Tavčar, 2021). Though they cover only a limited part of the complete landscape of CPS development, implementation, and application, the three invited representative papers address current kernel issues of the discipline of cyber-physical systems.…”

Section: Convergence Concerning Next-generation Cyber-physical Systemsmentioning

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Seeing the Past, Planning the Future: Proudly Celebrating 25 Years of Assisting the Convergence of Process Sciences and Design Science

Horváth,

Wan,

Huang

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This Extended Editorial has been compiled by the members of the Editorial Board to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Journal of Integrated Design and Process Science, which operates as the Transactions of the Society for Process and Design Science. The paper divides in three parts. The first part provides a detailed overview of the preliminaries, the objectives, and the periods of operation. It also includes a summary of the current application-orientated professional fields of interests, which are: (i) convergence mechanisms of creative scientific disciplines, (ii) convergence of artificial intelligence, team and health science, (iii) convergence concerning next-generation cyber-physical systems, and (iv) convergence in design and engineering education. The second part includes invited papers, which exemplifies domains within the four fields of interest, and also represent good examples of science communication. Short synopses of the contents of these representative papers are included. The third part takes the major changes in scientific research and the academic publication arena into consideration, circumscribes the mission and vision as formulated by the current Editorial Board, and elaborates on the planned strategic exploration and utilization domains of interest.

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Designing Cyber-Physical Systems for Runtime Self-Adaptation: Knowing More about What We Miss ...

Cited by 7 publications

References 48 publications

Designing next-generation cyber-physical systems: Why is it an issue?

Designing next-generation cyber-physical systems: Why is it an issue?

Framing Supradisciplinary Research for Intellectualized Cyber-Physical Systems: An Unfinished Story

Seeing the Past, Planning the Future: Proudly Celebrating 25 Years of Assisting the Convergence of Process Sciences and Design Science

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