Paper Info
Title
On the conceptual design of a dynamic component model for reconfigurable AUTOSAR systems
Abstract
The automotive industry has recently developed the embedded software standard AUTOSAR, which is now being introduced widely in production vehicles. The standard structures the application into reusable components that can be deployed in a specific vehicle using a configuration scheme. However, this configuration takes place at design time, with no provision for dynamically installing components to reconfigure the system. In this paper, we present the conceptual design of a dynamic component model that extends an AUTOSAR based control unit with the possibility to add plug-in components that execute on a virtual machine. This concept is intended to give benefits in terms of much shorter deployment time for new functions, even into vehicles that have already been produced. Further, it creates opportunities for vehicles to take part in federated embedded systems together with other products. It also opens up a market for third-party developers, and fosters open innovation in an ecosystem around the automotive software business.
Year
DOI
Venue
2013
10.1145/2583687.2583698
SIGBED Review
Keywords
Field
DocType
automotive industry,dynamic component model,standard structure,automotive software business,shorter deployment time,configuration scheme,embedded software standard,design time,reconfigurable autosar system,conceptual design,federated embedded system,control unit
Conceptual design,Software deployment,Virtual machine,Embedded software,Computer science,EAST-ADL,Real-time computing,AUTOSAR,Automotive software,Automotive industry
Journal
Volume
Issue
Citations 
10
4
9
PageRank 
References 
Authors
1.00
6
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jakob Axelsson117526.05
Avenir Kobetski2377.33