A process model for distributed development of networked mechatronic components in motor vehicles

Knorr, Kathrin; Lapp, Andreas; Flores, Pio Torre; Schirmer, Jürgen; Kraft, Dieter; Petersen, Jörg; Bourhaleb, Mohammed; Bertram, Torsten

doi:10.1109/icre.2002.1048530

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“…He emphasizes the argument that the approach based on optimization within each domain separately will not result in the optimum system design, and he proposes a data and model integration approach to address the integration problem. Knor et al [14] briefly refer to a process model of Robert Bosch GmbH for the development of mechatronic systems in Motor Vehicles to support aspects such as re-use, exchangeability, scalability and distributed development. They use the concept of Mechatronic Component, even though not well defined, to define the basic construct of their process.…”

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Challenges in the development of Mechatronic systems: The Mechatronic Component

Thramboulidis

2008

2008 IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation

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There is a need to replace existing mechanical and electromechanical systems with new ones, where functionality will be mainly implemented by software. The traditional approaches in the development of this kind of systems, which are known as Mechatronic systems (MTSs), prove wholly inappropriate for today's problems that are characterized by complexity, dynamics and uncertainty. In this paper, challenges in the development of MTSs are discussed and the Mechatronic Component is proposed as the key construct to address these challenges. The means that the construct of mechatronic component addresses the challenges of synergistic integration, size and complexity and reuse are discussed and the infrastructure for a prototype implementation is described.

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Challenges in the development of Mechatronic systems: The Mechatronic Component

Thramboulidis

2008

2008 IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation

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“…However, the proposed extension is used to model only the software part of the mechatronic system. Authors in [12] briefly refer to a process model of Robert Bosch GmbH for the development of mechatronic systems in Motor Vehicles to support aspects such as reuse, exchangeability, scalability and distributed development. They use the concept of mechatronic component, even though not well defined, as the basic construct of their process.…”

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The 3+1 SysML View-Model in Model Integrated Mechatronics

Thramboulidis¹

2010

JSEA

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Software is becoming the driving force in today’s mechatronic systems. It does not only realize a significant part of their functionality but it is also used to realize their most competitive advantages. However, the traditional development process is wholly inappropriate for the development of these systems that impose a tighter coupling of software with electronics and mechanics. In this paper, a synergistic integration of the constituent parts of mechatronic systems, i.e. mechanical, electronic and software is proposed though the 3+1 SysML view-model. SysML is used to specify the cen-tral view-model of the mechatronic system while the other three views are for the different disciplines involved. The widely used in software engineering V-model is extended to address the requirements set by the 3+1 SysML view-model and the Model Integrated Mechatronics (MIM) paradigm. A SysML profile is described to facilitate the application of the proposed view-model in the development of mechatronic systems

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A vision for generic concern-oriented requirements reuse<sup>re@21</sup>

Mussbacher

Kienzle

2013

2013 21st IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE)

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Reuse is a powerful tool for improving the productivity of software development. The paper puts forward arguments in favor of generic requirements reuse rooted in the vision that effectiveness requires a focus on coordinated composition of reusable artifacts across the whole software development life cycle. A survey of publications on requirements reuse from the International Requirements Engineering (RE) Conference series determines the research landscape in this area over the last twenty years, assessing the hypothesis that there is no or little research reported at RE about generic reuse of requirements models that spans the software development life cycle. The paper then outlines, for the RE community, a research agenda associated with the presented vision for such an approach to requirements reuse that builds on concern-orientation, i.e., the ability to modularize and compose important requirements concerns throughout the software development life cycle, and modeldriven engineering principles. In addition, early research results are briefly presented that illustrate favorably the feasibility of such an approach.

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A process model for distributed development of networked mechatronic components in motor vehicles

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Challenges in the development of Mechatronic systems: The Mechatronic Component

Challenges in the development of Mechatronic systems: The Mechatronic Component

The 3+1 SysML View-Model in Model Integrated Mechatronics

A vision for generic concern-oriented requirements reuse<sup>re@21</sup>

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A process model for distributed development of networked mechatronic components in motor vehicles

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Challenges in the development of Mechatronic systems: The Mechatronic Component

Challenges in the development of Mechatronic systems: The Mechatronic Component

The 3+1 SysML View-Model in Model Integrated Mechatronics

A vision for generic concern-oriented requirements reuse<sup>re&#x0040;21</sup>

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