ESI symposium 2014

Frans Beenker, ESI

Luca Benini, ETH Zurich

Computational sensing for the internet of everything

Jim Andrew, Philips

Architecting innovation at Philips - a system of systems challenge

• Jozef Hooman, TNO-ESI
  The future of future-proof systems

• Gernot Eggen, Philips Healthcare
  Automated migration of legacy software - A use case in field service functions of the Allura product

• Hritstina Moneva and Jacques Verriet, TNO-ESI
  Model-based support for product family design

• Jan Tretmans, TNO-ESI
  Quality and reliability challenges of tomorrows high-tech systems
  

• Bart Theelen, TNO-ESI
  Performance as key driver for embedded system design

• Cees van Huet, ASML
  Model-driven engineering for high-performance servo control - From research to industrial practice

• Michael Borth, TNO-ESI
  Towards smarter systems-in-context

• Richard Doornbos, TNO-ESI
  Challenges of machine-generated data in high-tech industry

• Emmanuel Frimout, Philips
  POE connected lighting - The Light-Master IP project as carrier for the one-indoor architecture convergence

• Jaco van de Pol, Twente University
  Generating valid and useful test cases

• Marina Velikova, TNO-ESI
  Supporting decision-making in dynamic environments with uncertainty

• Jan Laarhuis, Thales
  Dependable cooperative systems for maritime safety and security
  

• Gerardo Daalderop, NXP
  Security in automotive, applied to intelligent transport systems
  

• Ronald Fabel, Océ Technologies
  Approach to keep system architecture consistent during product development

Roelof Hamberg, TNO-ESI
Supporting architecting work by storing crucial information about architecture, rationales, and decision, relating this to knowledge and external models, and keeping these relationships in sync

Jozef Hooman, Arjan Mooij and Bart Theelen, TNO-ESI

New tooling for the parallel object-oriented specification language (POOSL) to support early evalution of system architectures, such as functional behaviour and performance