Real-time model of a smart mobility use case on heterogeneous MPSoC hardware
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https://doi.org/10.17979/ja-cea.2025.46.12173Keywords:
Real-time, Modelling, Scheduling, Smart mobility, ApplicationsAbstract
The current trend in industrial applications is evolving towards heterogeneous platforms that integrate multiple processors and specialized accelerators within a single MPSoC (MultiProcessor System on Chip). Many of these applications present temporal requirements that activities must meet by properly managing aspects such as concurrency, synchronization and deployment of these activities on the available processors or computing elements in a typically distributed environment. In this paper, the realtime model of an application in the field of smart mobility running on a testbed based on MPSoC processors is presented. The objective is to provide a detailed and complete model of the application to serve as a use case for the research and development of new techniques for scheduling, analysis and optimization of real-time systems based on heterogeneous platforms.
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