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2009
Conference Paper
Titel
Towards self-organisation in automotive embedded systems
Abstract
The rising complexity of upcoming embedded computing systems cannot be managed by traditional methodologies. Hence, with Autonomic Computing and Organic Computing new paradigms of self-organizing systems have been introduced. The automotive sector as an application domain of embedded systems also has to face the challenge of growing complexity. Thus; in this paper we show a potential evolution of automotive electronic systems to (partly) self-organizing systems and identify the nowadays missing capabilities. We chose the infotainment domain for exemplarily demonstrating this evolution by introducing new enhancements for self-organization. These extensions are evaluated in a case study of a typical vehicle infotainment system based on the MOST (Media Oriented Systems Transport) technology. The implementation and evaluation show that the newly introduced techniques work well in a realistic scenario. Thereby; we validate that an evolution of present statically designed automotive electronic systems to self-organized systems is feasible.
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