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Autonomous Aerospace Systems

Will demonstrate adaptability as a key enabler for autonomy in the context of a System of Systems involving autonomous aircrafts and Air Traffic Control (ATC).

Radar Surveillance Systems

Will demonstrate the ability of the ADMORPH approach to achieve fault tolerance as needed for reliable and robust real-time data processing in radar surveillence systems.

Subway Transportation Systems

Will demonstrate the suitability of ADMORPH methods for supporting real-time and transparent reconfiguration of a Train Supervision Surveillance System.

Testing systems in the presence of adaptation

By Martina Maggio|2020-12-08T14:18:29+00:00December 2nd, 2020|

With the realisation of the ADMORPH vision embedded systems will gain the ability to change [...]

ADMORPH article on HiPEAC info

By admorph|2020-07-13T19:06:54+00:00July 13th, 2020|

The HiPEAC Info magazine is a quarterly publication providing the latest news on the activities [...]

ADMORPH researcher talks about her interest and experience as a women in CS

By admorph|2021-02-19T19:36:55+00:00May 20th, 2020|

Martina Maggio is a Professor at the Computer Science Department, Saarland University, having a partial [...]

Cristiana Bolchini talks
about her interest and
experience as a women in CS

Adaptive, dynamically morphing, mission and safety-critical CPS (oS).

Autonomous Aerospace Systems

Radar Surveillance Systems

Subway Transportation Systems

Testing systems in the presence of adaptation

ADMORPH article on HiPEAC info

ADMORPH researcher talks about her interest and experience as a women in CS

Cristiana Bolchini talks about her interest and experience as a women in CS

Adaptive, dynamically morphing, mission and safety-critical CPS (oS).

Autonomous Aerospace Systems

Radar Surveillance Systems

Subway Transportation Systems

Testing systems in the presence of adaptation

ADMORPH article on HiPEAC info

ADMORPH researcher talks about her interest and experience as a women in CS

Cristiana Bolchini talks
about her interest and
experience as a women in CS