Real-Time Embedded Software Design for Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems

Abstract

Currently available application frameworks that target at the automatic design of real-time embedded software are poor in integrating functional and non-functional requirements for mobile and ubiquitous systems. In this work, we present the internal architecture and design flow of a newly proposed framework called Verifiable Embedded Real-Time Application Framework (VERTAF), which integrates three techniques namely software component-based reuse, formal synthesis, and formal verification. The proposed architecture for VERTAF is component-based which allows plug-and-play for the scheduler and the verifier. The architecture is also easily extensible because reusable hardware and software design components can be added. Application examples developed using VERTAF demonstrate significantly reduced relative design effort, which shows how high-level reuse of software components combined with automatic synthesis and verification increases design productivity.

U-commerce research: a literature review and classification

“…Sumita and Yoshii (2010) develop and analyse a mathematical model for comparing e-commerce via the traditional PC access only with m-commerce which accommodates both the traditional PC access and the mobile access. Hsiung et al (2010) present the internal architecture and design flow of a newly proposed framework called Verifiable Embedded Real-Time Application Framework, which integrates three techniques namely software component-based reuse, formal synthesis and formal verification. Almuhaideb et al (2010) propose a roaming agreement-less approach based on their ubiquitous mobile access model.…”

Control Variables of Remote Joint Analysis Realization on the M2M Case

“…The variables which are suggested in this study are from the thirst for improvement of M2M case digital investigations in each local police head-quarter of Korea. Thus, to get this verified as reference, we carry out mapping between the suggested variables and already verified policy or study, such as "Policy" as in EA of Korea [18], "Standard" as in ISO20000, and ITIL [9], and "Architecture" as in Control metrics [19] [20] during evaluation like [Table4]. Then based on this mapping we can suggest dash board design and quick implementation with explanation of each properties of suggested variables to the digital profilers working with digital forensics in police offices in Korea.…”