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Embedded and
Reliable Information Systems Laboratory
Miniaturization of
sensing and processing technologies has resulted in the ability to
embed these elements in virtually every engineered system. In 1995,
about 3.3B embedded computers were sold, as compared to about 70M
traditional microprocessors. ICES has recognized the need to focus
on this important and emerging area and has developed a strong
research program by drawing upon faculty expertise from Engineering,
Computer Science, Statistics, and the Software Engineering
Institute. In the Embedded and Reliable Information Systems thrust,
our vision is to develop systems and technologies which
fundamentally improve the effectiveness of embedded computing,
real-time systems, and networking technologies, as well as create
new paradigms for information delivery, security, and storage. This
requires an extremely broad view of systems and an appreciation for
the complete life cycle of products and
processes. |
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