Future of IT?

1. Future of IT? According to forecasts characterized by the terms such as • Post-PC era • Disappearing computer • Ubiquitous computing • Pervasive computing • Ambient intelligence • Embedded systems

2. Embedded Systems Embedded systems (ES) = information processing systems embedded into a larger product ! Main reason for buying is not information processing

3. Growing importance of embedded systems • Growing economical importance of embedded systemsTHE growing market according to forecasts, e.g.: • Worldwide mobile phone sales surpassed 156.4 mln units in Q2 2004, a 35% increase from Q2 2003, according to Gartner [www.itfacts.biz] • The worldwide portable flash player market exploded in 2003 and is expected to grow from 12.5 mln units in 2003 to over 50 mln units in 2008 [www.itfacts.biz] • Global 3G subscribers will grow from an estimated 45 mln at the end of 2004 to 85 mln in 2005, according to Wireless World Forum. [www.itfacts.biz] • Today's DVR (digital video recorders) users - 5% of households - will grow to 41% within five years, according to Forrester. [www.itfacts.biz]

4. http://www.artist-embedded.org/FP6/ • European ARTIST2 Network of Excellenceon Embedded Systems Design, supported by the European Union, Based on ARTIST (Advanced Real-TIme SysTems) project based on slide by Bruno Bouyssounouse: Artist2 Technical Coordinator, VERIMAG Laboratory

5. Control for Embedded Systems Real-Time Components Adaptive Real-Time Testing and Verification Control for Embedded Systems Modeling &Components Modeling &Components Testing and Verification Compilers &Timing Analysis Compilers &Timing Analysis Execution Platforms Execution Platforms Selected Topics : ARTIST2 Clusters

6. Artist2 Structure

7. Facts about ARTIST2 • 39 leading European institutions as core members. • About 55 affiliated European partners. • Period: 2004-2008. • 13 international cooperating partners.Open to welcome international students in Artist2 teams. • Supports > 20 workshops and conferences. • See http://www.artist-embedded.organd following slides for additional information.

8. ARTIST2 NoE : Team Leaders Real Time Components Hard Real TimeAlbert Benveniste – INRIAAlberto Sangiovanni – PARADES Paul Caspi – VerimagHermann Kopetz – TU Vienna Werner Damm – OFFIS Modeling and ComponentsBengt Jonsson – UupsalaFrançois Terrier – CEA/LISTJean-Marc Jezequel – INRIASusanne Graf – VerimagTom Henzinger - EPFL Adaptive Real-timeGiorgio Buttazzo – PisaAlan Burns – University of York Michael Gonzalez - CantabriaLuis Almeida – AveiroGerhard Fohler – KaiserslauternJuan de la Puente – Polytechnic de Madrid Testing & Verification Kim Larsen - Aalborg/ CISSEd Brinksma – Twente/EindhovenPierre Wolper – Centre Fédéré de VerificationMichel Bidoit - LSV Thierry Jeron - INRIA Control for EmbeddedKarl-Erik Arzen – LundMartin Torngren – KTHAlfons Crespo – UP ValenciaVladimir Kucera - Czech TU Compilers and Timing AnalysisReinhard Wilhelm - SaarlandRainer Leupers - AachenChristian Bertin – ST MicroelectronicsChristian Ferdinand – AbsIntPeter Marwedel - DortmundPuschner, Krall – TU ViennaBjorn Lisper –MaalardalenGuillem Bernat – University of YorkJoseph van Vlijmen – AceNiklaus Holsti - Tidorum Execution PlatformsLothar Thiele – ETH ZurichJan Madsen –DTU (TU Denmark)Luca Benini – UoBPetru Eles – ESLAB/LiuRolf Ernst – UBRJosef Hooman - Eindhoven

9. International Collaboration Affiliated Partners • UC Berkeley – Ed Lee, Shankar Sastry • Columbia University – Stephen Edwards • University of Michigan - Kang G Shin • Monash University – Heinz Schmidt • University of Notre Dame – Sharon Hu • University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign – Lui Sha • Stanford University – Giovanni De Micheli • Tata Research and Development – Mathai Joseph • University of Singapore - P.S. Thiagarajan • UNU-IIST (Macao) – Zhiming Liu • Vanderbilt University / ISIS – Janos Sztipanovits • University of Virginia – John Stankovic, Tarek Abdelzaher • Columbia University – Stephen Edwards

10. Motivation for International Collaboration One of the underlying purposes in creating ARTIST was to promote International Collaboration, to ensure that: • European research is aware of the main research trends and to benefit from advances occurring in other parts of the world. • To disseminate European know-how in the area, thus influencing trends beyond Europe’s borders. • To enhance the attractivity of Europe for top students and researchers. It is clear that International Collaboration should fit into a global win-win strategy for achieving the participants’ long-range aims. Over the course of the project, we have strived to define and implement such a strategy.

11. International Collaboration Activities • High-level meetings gathering top representatives from industry, funding agencies, and research, to discuss avenues for International Collaboration, including on R&D and standards. • Organisation of technical meetings for exploring possible avenues for research and education in a chosen topic. These meetings generally have led to white papers and reports. • Organisation and sponsoring of international conferences and schools, to disseminate recent research results, and promote the emergence of embedded systems as a discipline. These generally have significant impacts outside Europe’s borders. They are either held outside Europe, or have significant participation from non-EU researchers. • International Collaboration Working Groups. These were defined at the first International Collaboration Day, held October 6th 2002 in Grenoble, and presented white papers (included as previous deliverables of this project) on topics of interest. • International Collaboration Publications. Several high-level publications organised and financed by Artist FP5 have a significant impact outside Europe’s borders. • Joint international projects. These are extensions of existing projects, that have been allotted an extra budget from the NSF of about 100k$, for international collaboration. • Travel outside Europe. International Collaboration funds have also been used widely by the Artist FP5 partners to attend world-class events outside Europe – in most cases presenting Artist-related work.

12. ArtistDesign • New network to be started in 2008(proposal accepted by the EC.) • Focus on MPSoCs • Workshop on programming for MPSoCs to be held in 2008 (here) • New transversal cluster • Slightly reduced number of core team members