ComputingComputer ScienceComputer SystemsComputer NetworksDistributed SystemsMessage PassingDistributed Systems DesignNetwork ArchitectureNetwork AutomationNetwork ProtocolsSoftware-defined NetworkingVehicle-to-everything CommunicationComponent MiddlewareDeploymentMessage-oriented MiddlewareMiddlewareMiddleware ArchitecturesMiddleware FrameworksMiddleware PlatformsNetworked Control Systems
Our thesis is that a well-designed software architectural framework and middleware are critical for the widespread deployment and proliferation of networked control systems. We develop a list of key requirements for such middleware, and present Etherware, a message oriented component middleware for networked control. We describe the application models supported, and illustrate these vis-á-vis a vehicular control testbed. We conclude with experiments that demonstrate the support for system management and evolution in Etherware.
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