Research Interests

Our research concerns the software side of embedded systems, which are characterized by their limited visibility, autonomous operation, real-time activities and constrained resources making software design, implementation, and analysis a challenging and fun (!) task.

Currently, the ES group focuses on the following themes:

  • Wireless Sensor Networks (prof. Langendoen)
  • Model-Based Fault Diagnosis (prof. van Gemund)
  • Large-Scale Adaptive Systems (dr. Dulman)

Running Projects

  • SHINE (Sensing Heterogeneous Information Network Environment)
  • EWiDS (Extreme Wireless Distributed Systems)
  • D2S2 (Dependable Distributed Sensor Systems)
  • Free (True-wireless mesh networks for transport and logistics)
  • Darjeeling (An open-source VM for microcontrollers)
  • CONET (Cooperating Objects Network of Excellence)
  • Genius (Model-Based Systems Fault Diagnosis)
  • Poseidon (Testing of Maritime Safety and Security Information Systems)

Completed Projects

Word Cloud (derived from our publications)

fault localization     sensor     redesign     performance     prioritizing     automatic     system     network     spectrum-based     test     approach     runtime     model     dynamic     evaluation     estimation     mitigate     testing     software     protocol     diagnosis     modeling     model-based     sequential     large-scale     diagnostic     mac     algorithm     fault     wireless  

Group Seminar

Our weekly seminar usually takes place on Wednesday afternoon at 16:30 in room 09.130.

The schedule of the seminar can be downloaded here.

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