Management of mobile dynamic adaptation in Cyber-Physical Systems
Rafael Oliveira Vasconcelos, Igor Vasconcelos, Markus Endler · 2014
The general idea of CPS (Cyber-Physical Systems) is integrating information systems with the physical world. Thus, CPS require a dynamic global network infrastructure where devices are enabled to autonomously adapt to the cyber and physical world events. Conversely, devices frequently are mobile devices that can be moved or can move by themselves, such as sensors and actuators. Current solutions for building CPS do not provide the required support to handle changes in the cyber/physical context and in particular, deal with the devices' mobility. In this paper, we present an approach that supports distributed dynamic software adaptations among mobile devices.