Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems - iCyPhy Overview of the Research Consortium
Amit Fisher, Clas Jacobson, Edward A. Lee, Richard Murray, Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, Eelco Scholte

Citation
Amit Fisher, Clas Jacobson, Edward A. Lee, Richard Murray, Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, Eelco Scholte. "Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems - iCyPhy Overview of the Research Consortium". Technical report, iCyPhy, June, 2014.

Abstract
iCyPhy is a pre-competitive industry-academic partnership focused on architectures, abstractions, technologies, methodologies, and supporting tools for the design, modeling, and analysis of large-scale complex systems. The purpose of this partnership is to promote research that applies broadly across industries, providing the intellectual foundation for next generation systems engineering. The focus is on cyber-physical systems, which combine a cyber side (computing and networking) with a physical side (e.g., mechanical, electrical, and chemical processes). Such systems present the biggest challenges and biggest opportunities in several critical industrial segments such as electronics, energy, automotive, defense and aerospace, telecommunications, instrumentation, and industrial automation. The approach leverages considerable experience designing complex artifacts in the semiconductor, embedded systems, and software industries, and major recent advances in algorithmic techniques for dealing with complexity. This consortium adapts and extends these techniques to handle the fundamentally different challenges in large scale cyber-physical systems.

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  Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, Eelco Scholte. <a
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  Amit Fisher, Clas Jacobson, Edward A. Lee, Richard Murray,
  Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, Eelco Scholte.
  "Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems - iCyPhy Overview of
  the Research Consortium". Technical report,  iCyPhy,
  June, 2014.

• BibTeX

  @techreport{FisherJacobsonLeeMurraySangiovanniVincentelliScholte14_IndustrialCyberPhysicalSystemsICyPhyOverviewOfResearch,
      author = {Amit Fisher and Clas Jacobson and Edward A. Lee
                and Richard Murray and Alberto
                Sangiovanni-Vincentelli and Eelco Scholte},
      title = {Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems - iCyPhy
                Overview of the Research Consortium},
      institution = {iCyPhy},
      month = {June},
      year = {2014},
      abstract = {iCyPhy is a pre-competitive industry-academic
                partnership focused on architectures,
                abstractions, technologies, methodologies, and
                supporting tools for the design, modeling, and
                analysis of large-scale complex systems. The
                purpose of this partnership is to promote research
                that applies broadly across industries, providing
                the intellectual foundation for next generation
                systems engineering. The focus is on
                cyber-physical systems, which combine a cyber side
                (computing and networking) with a physical side
                (e.g., mechanical, electrical, and chemical
                processes). Such systems present the biggest
                challenges and biggest opportunities in several
                critical industrial segments such as electronics,
                energy, automotive, defense and aerospace,
                telecommunications, instrumentation, and
                industrial automation. The approach leverages
                considerable experience designing complex
                artifacts in the semiconductor, embedded systems,
                and software industries, and major recent advances
                in algorithmic techniques for dealing with
                complexity. This consortium adapts and extends
                these techniques to handle the fundamentally
                different challenges in large scale cyber-physical
                systems.},
      URL = {http://icyphy.org/pubs/46.html}
  }
  

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