This project develops a theoretical framework as well as software tools to support testing and verification of a Cyber-Physical System (CPS) within a Model-Based Design (MBD) process. The theoretical bases of the framework are stochastic optimization methods, and robustness notions of formal specification languages.

Abstract: Visual identification of structural flaws is quite valuable not only to predict an imminent collapse of a bridge, but also to determine effective precautionary measures and repairs. Statement of objectives:

Abstract: We are at the end of a four­year effort that has dramatically improved the capability of the use of RF sensors, particularly those that measure received signal strength (RSS) to sense the locations and context of people in buildings and homes.  We have investigated both systems which use RFID tags to identify a person or object, and those which use a static deployed network of transceivers for device­free localization, to locate people moving in the environment who do not carry any tag or device.  Locating people who don’t wear a de

Abstract: Correct functioning of cyber-physical systems is of critical importance. This is more so in the case of safety critical systems such as in medical or automotive applications.