Projects from apl. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Müller
Scale4Edge: Scalable infrastructure for edge computing
Scale4Edge is a joint project funded by the BMBF (Federal Ministry of Education and Research), which aims to significantly reduce the currently relatively long development times and high development costs of application-specific edge components (platform concept). The approach pursued in the project is based on providing a commercial ecosystem for ...
Duration: 05/2020 - 12/2025
Funded by: BMBF
Contact: apl. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Müller
SAFE4I- Cost-Efficient Smart System Software Synthesis
Industrial manufacturing is being driven forward in many areas by Industry 4.0 and by the Internet of Things. In this context, corresponding standards for functional safety (safety), such as IEC 61511 and IEC EN 61508, require not only the safeguarding of the automation solution as a whole, but also the safeguarding of components and subsystems. ...
Duration: 10/2017 - 12/2021
Funded by: BMBF
Contact: apl. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Müller, Bastian Koppelmann
COMPACT - Cost-Efficient Smart System Software Synthesis
Seit 2017 fördert das Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung das COMPACT-Projekt. Das COMPACT-Projekt ist eine branchenweite Anstrengung, um neue Techniken für einen schnellen, effizienten und strukturierten Entwurf und den Betrieb von extrem kleinen konfigurierbaren IoT-Knoten mit extrem kleinen Speicherbedarf und extrem hoher ...
Duration: 09/2017 - 08/2020
Funded by: BMBF, FFG, BUSINESS FINLAND
Contact: Peer Adelt, apl. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Müller
RISC-V QEMU Implementations
Die Fachgruppe Schaltungstechnik war 2017 initial in Kooperation mit SiFive und TI der Co-Maintainer der ersten RISC-V-Implementierung innerhalb des QEMU CPU-Emulators. QEMU ist ein quelloffener CPU-Emulator, der eine Vielzahl von Befehlssatzarchitekturen zur Ausführung von kompilierter Software unterstützt. Die Fachgruppe kann auf umfangreiche ...
Duration: 08/2017 - 12/2024
Funded by: BMBF
Contact: apl. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Müller
EffektiV: Virtual Stresstests for Robots
Manufacturing plants of the future, the so-called cyber-physical Production Systems (CPPS), are highly complex, intelligent systems, which consist of a large number of heterogeneous components: software, microelectronics, power electronics, sensors, actuators. In this context, motion control systems, which form the core of those systems, coordinate ...
Duration: 06/2014 - 05/2017
Funded by: BMBF
Contact: apl. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Müller