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Program Call 2009

Total number of projects: 13
Total number of partners: 296
Total National Funding: 67774083.75
Total EU Funding: 35027437.21
Countries (26): Austria
Belgium
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Russian Federation
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
United States

Project Project Summary

Projects

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100208
Project Leader: Sibylle Kuster
Domain
Technology
Website: www.across-project.eu

ASAM

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100265
Project Leader: Lech Jozwiak
Domain
Technology
Website: www.asam-project.org

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100228
Project Leader: Silvio Bonfiglio
Domain: Seamless connectivity and middleware
Technology: ASP2
Website: www.chiron-project.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100223
Project Leader: Karen Thorburn
Domain
Technology
Website: www.esonia.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100203
Project Leader: Knut Rimstad
Domain
Technology
Website: www.artemis-ifest.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100266
Project Leader: Ramón Jané
Domain
Technology
Website: www.me3gas.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100205
Project Leader: Ovidiu Vermesan
Domain
Technology
Website: www.artemis-pollux.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100204
Project Leader: Josef Noll
Domain
Technology
Website: www.pshield.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100233
Project Leader: Mladen Berekovic
Domain
Technology
Website: www.r3-cop.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100202
Project Leader: Jarkko Mäkitalo
Domain
Technology
Website: www.recomp-project.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100261
Project Leader: Kostas Kalaboukas
Domain
Technology
Website: www.simple-artemis.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100249
Project Leader: Jani Mäntyjärvi
Domain
Technology
Website: www.smarcos-project.eu

Program Call: ART Call 2009: 100230
Project Leader: Francois Pacull
Domain
Technology
Website: www.smecy.eu

Summary

ACROSS		ACROSS is a research project that aims to develop and implement an ARTEMIS cross-domain reference architecture for embedded systems based on the architecture blueprint developed in the European FP7 project GENESYS.
ASAM		ASAM addresses a uniform process of automatic architecture synthesis and application mapping for heterogeneous, multi-processor embedded systems, defining a new and unified design methodology, as well as related synthesis and prototyping tool-chains. For this, a highly efficient automatic synthesis flow will be created from the algorithmic specification down to its hardware/software implementation at the circuit/code level.
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ESONIA		eSONIA means greater predictability of plant behaviour and visibility, reduced safety risks, enhanced security and cost efficiency.
iFEST		iFEST will specify and develop an integration framework for establishing and maintaining tool chains for the engineering of complex industrial embedded systems. Specific emphasis is placed on open tool chains for HW/SW co-design of heterogeneous and multi-core solutions, and life cycle support for an expected operational life time of several decades.
ME3Gas		ME³Gas will also contribute to the standardization work being carried out currently in Europe in the smart metering field (under the M/441 mandate of the EC mainly). The work will propose a standard for a European Gas Metering Infrastructure, which can be a part of a multi-utility platform to be made within the project.
POLLUX		POLLUX will develop a distributed real time ES platform for next generation electric vehicles, by using a component and programming-based design methodology.
pSHIELD		SHIELD aims at addressing Security, Privacy and Dependability (SPD) in the context of Embedded Systems (ESs) as “built in” rather than as “add-on” functionalities, proposing and perceiving the first step toward SPD certification for future ES.
R3COP		R3-COP will develop a fault-tolerant high-performance processing platform, based on a multi-core architecture, as well as innovative system components for robust perception of the environment including sensor fusion, and for reasoning and reliable action control.
RECOMP		RECOMP will establish methods, tools and platforms for enabling cost-efficient (re-)certification of safety-critical and mixed-criticality systems. Applications addressed are automotive, aerospace, industrial control systems, and lifts and transportation systems
SIMPLE		The main goal of SIMPLE is to research and deliver an intelligent, self-organizing embedded middleware platform, designed for the integration of manufacturing and logistics. SIMPLE will address the self-organization and cooperation of wireless sensors and smart (RFID) tags for federated, open and trusted use in the manufacturing and logistics applications.
SMARCOS		SMARCOS helps users of interconnected embedded systems by ensuring their inter-usability. Many products today connect with web services (media players, refrigerators, e-books, even cars). This
SMECY		SMECY envisions that recently emerged multi-core technologies will rapidly develop to massively parallel computing environments which, due to improved performance, energy and cost properties, will extensively penetrate the embedded system industry in a few years.