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ARTEMIS SRA Addendum

ARTEMIS-IA Pre-Brokerage eventBrussels February 4th/5th , 2014

Laila Gide Thales

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The Way ForwardThe Way Forward

From ARTEMIS to ECSELFrom ARTEMIS to ECSEL

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The Private Members propose

•a MASRIA (Multi Annual Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda, elaborated by the PMB).

•a RIAP (Research and Innovation Activities Plan, elaborated by the PMB), including a Workprogramme .

From ARTEMIS to ECSELFrom ARTEMIS to ECSEL

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2014 ECSEL MASRIA

2014 MultiAnnual Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda for the ECSEL Joint

UndertakingElaborated by the Private Members Board

of the ECSEL Joint Undertaking representing:

the AENEAS Industry Association&

the ARTEMIS Industry Association&

the EPoSS Industry Association

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2014 ECSEL MASRIA2014 ECSEL MASRIA

This 2014 MASRIA consists of 4 documents:

Umbrella document • Introduction

• Vision, Mission and Strategy of the Research and Innovation of the ICT Components and Systems Industry

• Conclusion• References

3 Annexes• Annex 1: Nanoelectronics MASRIA within the scope of ECSEL on behalf

of AENEAS• Annex 2: Embedded/Cyberphysical Systems MASRIA within the scope

of ECSEL, on behalf of ARTEMIS-IA• Annex 3: Smart Systems MASRIA within the scope of ECSEL, on behalf

of EPoSS

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Built through a top-guidance (strategy) from the ARTEMIS SRA WG a bottom-up constributions from

ARTEMIS CoIE : mainly EICOSE/SafeTrans - ProcessIT.EU, ES4IB) Experts from the ARTEMIS-IA members

Built to provide inputs to H2020, JU, national and Eureka Built with the Ambition and Targets

To exploit the ubiquity of the Embedded Systems/Cyber-Physical Systems

To exploit the connectivity of networked ES/CPS: the neural system of society

To address the challenge of Time to Market/time on Market To master the complexity while reducing the cost To address the challenge of energy and power consumption.

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The ARTEMIS Way in the SRA 2006

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The Strategic Research Agenda Matrix Approach

To overcome the fragmentation, whilemastering the complexity, for yieldingmulti-domain reusable results

and the ARTEMIS Culture

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The ARTEMIS WAY in the AddendumThe ARTEMIS WAY in the Addendum

Industrial Priorities

Technologicalchallenges

Opportunities

Societal Challenges

InnovativeCyber-Physical

Systems

Overcoming fragmentation by yielding multi-domain, reusable components and systems

SRA Addendum: Innovation StrategyARTEMIS differentiators

SRA Addendum: Innovation StrategyARTEMIS differentiators

An ‘Industry driven’ initiative, A unique example of tri-partite cooperation Focus on both business competitiveness and technical excellence, A descriptive ‘Top-down’ approach based on a Strategic Agenda, supported by a

bottom-up expression of needs through Centres of Innovation Excellence, Focus on large impact and market-oriented projects (such as the AIPPs); Large footprint projects with support from smaller focussed projects, to ensure

balance between different research’s actors (large, mid and small industry as well as RTOs and Academic) to drive innovation,

Actively supporting innovation eco-systems approach, particularly attractive to SMEs: standards, tools, science-based engineering processes, education, .. and build on ARTEMIS assets (repository to share results),

Openness and complementarities with EU framework programmes and EUREKA programme ITEA.,

Seek closer cooperation with the KIC ICT LABs., Seek closer cooperation with other ETPs and PPPs, mainly: FoF PPP; Robotic

PPP, ERTRAC ETP,...

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ARTEMIS Contribution

Climate change

Improved safe, secure and inclusive mobility efficient overall energy management, for CO2 emission reduction, Process industry as an agile part of energy systems Smarter and sustainable production - dynamic factory.

Demographic change

Automated farming for greener agricultural productivity Better and more affordable everywhere health care and health cure. Robotics : including for surgery , for manufacturing, …. Autonomous driving for better mobility and safety of aging population

Urbanisation smarter and more secure cities: intelligent urbanisation, On-line cars/ fleet management Advanced driver assistance systems to reduce traffic fatalities and costs Autonomous cars, with Car-to-car/ car to infrastructure connectivity

Globalisation the ‘Always’ better and faster connected world through intertwined systems. Automated flying for better usage of the limited airspace Sustainable production: flexible distributed production/manufacturing intelligence

ARTEMIS Contribution to the Societal challenges ARTEMIS Contribution to the Societal challenges

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Technological Opportunities

• Environmental & Agricultural Inf.

• Healthcare• Manufacturing• Transport &

Mobility• Nomadic Devices• Private Spaces• Smart Cities• Security• Energy (generation, distribution, smart

use)

Application Contexts

Safety-Critical secure

Systems

Virtual World

Big Data

System-of-Systems Cloud

Services

Internet-of-Things

autonomous, adaptive and

predictive control

Computing &Multi-Core

Reference Designs & Architectures

Seamless Connectivity & Interoperability

System Design Methods & Tools

SRA Addendum : Matrix 2.0 ApproachSRA Addendum : Matrix 2.0 Approach

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Industrial Priorities

Technologicalchallenges

Opportunities

Societal Challenges

InnovativeCyber-Physical

Systems

The ARTEMIS WAY in the AddendumThe Global Picture

The ARTEMIS WAY in the AddendumThe Global Picture

ARTEMIS research directionsOur Roadmap

ARTEMIS research directionsOur Roadmap

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Phase 12014-2015

Phase 22016-1017

Phase 32018-2020

ARTEMIS research directions and roadmapARTEMIS research directions and roadmap

Cross-cutting Application Contexts with the Roadmap

Cross-cutting Application Contexts with the Roadmap

Efficient and safe Mobility

Smart communiti

es

Well being & health

Sustainable

Production

ARTEMIS research directionsOur Roadmap: 4-4-3

ARTEMIS research directionsOur Roadmap: 4-4-3

4 Application Contexts driving 4 Research Clusters along 3 phases

4 Application ContextsEfficient and safe mobility: automotive, aerospace, railway, spaceWellbeing and Health: home care, hospital care,… Sustainable Production: process automation, power plants, mining, food production Smart Communities: smart and secure cities, efficient buildings, smart spaces, autonomous and robotic systems, cloud computing

4 Research Clusters Architectures Principles and models for Safe and secure Cyber Physical SystemsSystem Design, modelling and virtual engineering for Cyber Physical SystemsAutonomous adaptive and cooperative of Cyber-Physical SystemsComputing Platforms and Energy Management for Cyber Physical Systems

3 phasesPhase 1: short term 2014-2015Phase 2: medium term 2016-2017 Phase 3: longer term 2018-2020

ARTEMIS research directionsA closer look

ARTEMIS research directionsA closer look

2018-2020 … 2014-2015 2016-2017

Global architectures

Principles

Programming Paradigms/frameworks

Safe and secure opreation in

non-deterministic environment

Certification requirements for disruptive architectures

Principles

Modular /composable

reference architectures/

protocols

Monitoring and diagnosis

/application independent

software

Related certification

requirements

architectureStandards

Evolution of Certification processes

Adding cognitive users

models

Extension to novel

application contexts

Architectures Principles and models for Safe and secure Cyber Physical Systems

2018-2020 … 2014-2015 2016-2017

Targeting fully autonomous

CPS

environment modelling Design space

exploration

Verification/validation

methodology and tools for complex

systems and environment

Life cycle management

Targeting Semi-

autonomous CPS

Targetting CPS for assisting

Users

Extend to cost

reduction

Modelling complex

interactions with human

Engineering for fully self-

reconfiguring CPS

Novel format verification techniques

Stochastic approaches

Cross-sectoral usability

System Design, modelling and virtual engineering for Cyber Physical Systems

Adding virtual

engineering

Extend to QoS

2018-2020 … 2014-2015 2016-2017

Autonomous adaptive and cooperative Cyber-Physical Systems

Core enabling functionalitiesFor efficient

use of ressources

Optimising global

application performance

Adding adaptation and

run-time optimisation

Reliable and trustable decision making

Planning for safety related autonomous

CPS

-autonomous CPS

Adding learning capabilities

Adding Distributed

decision making

Introducing Intuitive and

enhanced accessibility

HMI/WMI

HMI/WMI

2018-2020 … 2014-2015 2016-2017

Computing Platforms and Energy Management for Cyber Physical Systems

Extending to dynamic

adaptation

Energy management

Low power computing for global system view

Complexity management

Reliability and security

Mixed critical systems

Extending to heterogeneousMulti/many core

computing reseources

System level programming

Portability

virtualisation

Global cooperative and

distributed system

debugging and validation

Adding environment

modelling in the loop

Predictive and adaptive

computation

Rule based system

behaviour construction

and programming

Scalable and modular

approaches for affordable

qualification / certification

Annex 1 :•Detailed list of Priority Candidates topics•In Annex 1 is our “reservoir”

ARTEMIS research directionsA closer look

ARTEMIS research directionsA closer look

2014 ECSEL RIAP2014 ECSEL RIAP

The basic set-Up of the 2014 ECSEL Research and Innovation Activities Plan (RIAP)

 • Introduction

Relation principles of the RIAP to the MASRIA Projects can address one or more ANNEXes Recommendations for calls

• 3 Annexes ANNEX 1 (nano projects) on behalf of AENEAS ANNEX 2 (embedded projects) on behalf of ARTEMIS-IA ANNEX 3 (smart projects) on behalf of EPoSS

• Structure of the ANNEXes Description of focus areas plus budget foreseen Relations to the respective ANNEX of the MASRIA Recommended elements of scoring criteria for the evaluation by

independent experts

ES/CPS PartES/CPS Part

To prepare the ES/CPS Part :

A template to collect your EoI (input) for the RIAP

bring your ideas for projects into the RIAPRefer to the 4-4-3

(4 application areas, 4 roadmap clusters and 3 phases)Now Focus on : phase 1 (Table on page 65 of SRA addendum)Describe :

ObjectivesResearch technical topicsExpected impact

Also indicate links to EPoSS and AENEAS (MASRIA annexes) to enable topics for “umbrella” projects

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2014 ECSEL RIAPES/CPS Part

2014 ECSEL RIAPES/CPS Part

Example:

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Fiche Reference number 10

Focus areas description Required Budget

Reference to respective ANNEX of the MASRIA

Roadmap Cluster (5.3.1): e.g. C- Autonomous adaptive and cooperative CPS

Cross reference to Annex1 of SRA addendum: 1.3 Development of autonomous (cooperative) systems (with cooperative, distributed situation awareness and solution finding)

70 M€ 1.3

Objectives Development of mechanisms of autonomous CPS Development of control of cooperative and autonomous SoS ( e.g car , networks, smart grids, adaptive swarms) Research technical topics: Distributed Situation awareness, coherent world views, distributed, cooperative solution finding, Coping with

evolvability, resilience (vs. strict predictability and dependability), autonomous, adaptive, self-organizing, self-healing and self-diagnosing systems, security;

Design languages for autonomous CPS; Automated Design for multi-domain, multi-criticality, multi-manufacturer, adaptive, autonomous, human-centric Systems of Systems / Cyber-Physical-Systems

Emergence of complex behaviour out of an assembly of simple components that are context aware and act autonomously within their limited context, runtime system monitoring for property prediction;

Expected impact Design planning control and operation for autonomy and runtime adaptation (configuration, behaviour),

including monitoring and on-line diagnosis. Cost efficient development of autonomous systems, where subsystems share a coherent view of the

situation and are able to cooperatively build strategies to reach solutions Systems in simple structured environments and/or hard-wired tasks, and swarms????

Potential links across the annexes of MASRIA:

- EPoSS Contribution to ARTEMIS Strategic Research Challenges (5.2.3):

ARTEMIS application contexts (3.3):

Recommended elements of scoring criteria for the evaluation by independent experts: additional criteria to the one written in the workprogramme:

- Contribution to technology areas - Contribution the Industrial priorities

Your input is essential to the RIAP!

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