Laboratory for Next Generation Real-Time Computing
University of Virginia
The Laboratory for Next Generation Real-Time Computing is part of the
Computer Science Department at the
University of Virginia.
This research laboratory studies a wide range of issues
in all aspects of real-time computing. Real-time principles are becoming
important for all systems since audio and video streams are being utilized in
many new contexts from control applications to the Next Generation
Internet. We have exciting new projects on building and analyzing embedded
systems based on components, on developing a theory and practice of feedback
control real-time scheduling, on developing protocols for deeply embedded
large scale sensor networks, and designing real-time databases to
support smart/ubiquitous computing spaces in both Internet based worlds and
in ad hoc sensor networks.
Principal Investigator
Large Scale Embedded Real-Time Systems
Classical Hard Real-Time Systems
Much of the following work on classic hard real-time
systems is done in conjunction with the
University of Massachusetts.
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