SFB MAKI - Scientific Workshop 2022

Adaptive Networking for Cyber-Physical Systems

Technically co-sponsored by “Information Technology Society” (Informationstechnische Gesellschaft im VDE (ITG)) and “Communication and Distributed Systems” (KuVS)

Datum: Freitag, 18. März 2022

Ort: Aufgrund der COVID-19-Pandemie nur online.

Hosts:

Rolf Findeisen and Klaus Wehrle

Adaptive Networking for Cyberphysical Systems

Increasing data rates of communication systems have been driving research in communication over the past decades and are widely used in today's information society.

However, the rapid appearance of cyber-physical system applications spanning from smart production to telemedicine and smart infrastructures leads to changing demands and requirements. Such systems typically demand reliable and safe real-time communication, as often critical feedback loops on different levels are closed over the network. Multiple new challenges, far exceeding the sole demand for increasing data rates, appear. They span from low latency, reliability, the energy efficiency of communication, and operation of the cyber-physical systems up to security and privacy. A rethinking of classical design and development approaches is necessary to meet these requirements. Modern cyber-physical systems demand tight integration of all components, communication, control, and system components to fully exploit the potential. The scientific workshop aims to address some of the challenges and outline possible solutions.

Agenda

09:45 Uhr Come Together
10:00 Uhr Rolf Findeisen and Klaus Wehrle
Welcome and Introduction
10:15 Uhr Daniel Quevedo
QUT – Queensland University of Technology
„Remote State Estimation with an Eavesdropper“
11:00 Uhr Short break
11:05 Uhr Sebastian Trimpe
RWTH Aachen
Marco Zimmerling
currently TU Dresden and from 1st April on: University of Freiburg
„Stability Guarantees and Resource Savings in Cyber-Physical Systems“
11:50 Uhr Coffee break
12:05 Uhr Antonello Monti
RWTH Aachen
„Towards a software-defined energy network“
12:50 Uhr Short break
12:55 Uhr James Gross
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
„Towards an Internet of Reality“
13:40 Uhr Rolf Findeisen, Klaus Wehrle and Ralf Steinmetz
Open Discussion and Outlook (Scientific Workshop 2023)
14:10 Uhr End of the workshop