1. ARTEMIS Industry Association Page 1 ARTEMIS - Helsinki 03.10.2013 MUSSA: Multi-Level SoS Simulation & Analysis ARTEMIS-IA Brokerage event Amsterdam January 21 st /22 nd, 2015 Eugenio Villar University of Cantabria ARTEMIS Industry Association The association for R&D actors in embedded systems

2. ARTEMIS Industry Association State of the Art  Different simulation frameworks for different domains  Modelica, Simulink, etc.  Netsim, Omnet, etc.  Sismics, OS Simulator, etc.  SystemC/SystemC-AMS/SystemC-MDVP  QEMU, OVP, Virtualizer, etc.  VHDL, Verilog, etc.  Standard distributed simulation infrastructure  HAL, DIS, DSS, …

3. ARTEMIS Industry Association Assumptions  Different simulation frameworks for different domains  Modelica, Simulink, etc.  Netsim, Omnet, etc.  Sismics, OS Simulator, etc.  SystemC/SystemC-AMS/SystemC-MDVP  QEMU, OVP, Virtualizer, etc.  VHDL, Verilog, etc.  Standard distributed simulation infrastructure  HAL, DIS, DSS, … Native Simulation Common, unified Simulation & Analysis Framework

4. ARTEMIS Industry Association Objectives  Multi-level simulation of the complete system  CPS environment  Human behavior  Focus capability to a particular device

5. ARTEMIS Industry Association Objectives  Capability to integrate/communicate with the real world  Capability to integrate HW emulation  Real HW  FPGA models…  Capability to simulate 1s/s  virtual models at 'real' time.

6. ARTEMIS Industry Association Objectives  Capability to analyze the functional and extra-functional properties  dependability  security  power consumption  network traffics  data movements, etc.  Capability to detect unexpected behaviors  complex interaction of many different actors

7. ARTEMIS Industry Association Relation with the ECSEL Strategic Thrusts  Key applications  Smart mobility shape the convergence of the worlds of digital data and transportation analysis of the behavior & performance of the digital car o as part of a smart infrastructure o including the human-in-the-loop (drivers, pedestrians, etc.) o verification, validation & simulation for automation  Smart society Analysis of security, data integruty, privacy & safety

8. ARTEMIS Industry Association Relation with the ECSEL Strategic Thrusts  Key applications  Smart health integrated simulation chain that supports all stages of system design o validation & verification o including the human-in-the-loop (patients, doctors, etc.) o made available to SMEs and larger companies  Smart production simulation of collaborative automation environments open simulation platform multi-technology simulation virtualization

9. ARTEMIS Industry Association Relation with the ECSEL Strategic Thrusts  Essential technologies  Design technologies technologies for Model-Based and Virtual Engineering managing complexity, safety and security managing diversity  CPSs provide a simulation platform o reliability, security and trustability HW/SW o hard real time constraints, energy awareness, dynamic reconfiguration, reliability, safety and security.

10. ARTEMIS Industry Association Consortium  Still under construction  INDRA (ES)  Thales-Alenia Space (ES)  TeDeSys (ES)  Softeam (FR)  OFFIS (DE)  Siemens Industry Software (DE)  Continental Automotive (FR)  Integrasys (ES)  University of Cantabria (ES)  University of Mondragon (ES)  T.U. Eindhoven (NL)  We hope more partners with brilliant contributions will join!