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Hardware-Softw are Run-Time Systems and Robotics: A Case Study
Västerås, Sweden August 25-August 27
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/EURMIC.1998.71179124 th. EUROMICRO Conference Volume 1 ...
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Vincent John Mooney III, Georgia Institute of Technology
Diego Ruspini, Stanford University
Oussama Khatib, Stanford University
Giovanni De Micheli, Stanford University
We present a sample implementation of a run-time scheduler, split between hardware and software, controlling a real-time robotics application. The hardware part of the run-time robotics application. The hardware part of the run-time scheduler, implemented as a Finite State Machine (FSM), schedules the tasks for the application and can be readily extended to include additional tasks in hardware or in software. The software part executes tasks based on which tasks are ready to execute as indicated by the FSM. We have successfully implemented the scheduler on a working prototype which shows the feasibility of our approach.
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Vincent John Mooney III, Diego Ruspini, Oussama Khatib, Giovanni De Micheli, "Hardware-Softw are Run-Time Systems and Robotics: A Case Study," euromicro, vol. 1, pp.10162, 24 th. EUROMICRO Conference Volume 1 (EUROMICRO'98), 1998
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