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摘要
CARS (Computational Architectures for Reflective Systems)是集成异构自主网络物理系统(机器人车辆)的测试平台。测试平台围绕四个“游戏”组织,测试个人操作、竞争以及时间异步和时间同步的协作。我们描述了我们的设计理念,然后简要讨论了物理代理的设计和用于控制它们的wrappers软件,以及用于评估性能的方法。最后,我们介绍了迄今为止的一些实验结果,并提出了CARS测试平台未来工作的主题和交织系统面临的更大挑战。
CARS: A Wrappings-Based Test Bed for Self* Cyber-Physical Systems and Their Integration
CARS (Computational Architectures for Reflective Systems) is a test bed for integration of heterogeneous autonomous cyber-physical systems (robotic vehicles). The test bed is organized around four "games" which test individual operation, competition, and both time-asynchronous and time-synchronous collaboration. We describe our design philosophy and then briefly discuss the design of the physical agents and the Wrappings software used to control them, as well as the method used to evaluate performance. Finally, we relate some results of our experiments so far and suggest both topics for future work on the CARS test bed and larger challenges for interwoven systems.