Research

The research group conducted research in the following areas until Lothar Thiele retired.:

• Models, methods and software tools for the design of real-time embedded systems
  • Predictability
  • Real-Time Calculus
  • Scheduling (time vs. power vs. energy vs. temperature, Multiprocessor-Scheduling)
  • Real-Time Low-Power Wireless Systems (Wireless Bus)
  • Transient Computing Systems
• Networked Embedded Systems (Internet of Things, Cyberphysical Systems and Sensor Networks)
  • Synchronous Transmissions, Glossy, Wireless Bus
  • High Alpine Monitoring (PermaSense)
  • Air Pollution Monitoring (OpenSense)
  • Hardware (Dual Processor Platform, BTNodes)
  • Testing and Measuring (FlockLab, RocketLogger)
  • Event-based Sensing
  • Energy Harvesting and Control
• Embedded Multiprocessor Systems
• System Optimization (Evolutionary Mutiobjective Optimization)
• Embedded Machine Learning
  • On-Device Deep Learning
  • Pruning and Folding
  • Extracting Information from Environmental Data

Some information can still be found on the web pages of the research group, see Computer Engineering and Networks Research Group, Research Areas.