Networked Embedded Systems
Modern embedded systems typically consist of multiple computers that are connected by a wireless or wired network. Sensor networks, Internet of Things, Cyber-Physical Systems are all examples of this type of technology. The Networked Embedded Systems working group, headed by Prof. Dr. Kay Römer, investigates design, implementation, and test of such systems with special emphasis on networking and software engineering aspects. Typical challenges that need to be tackled are the openness and dynamicity of such embedded networks, resource and energy constraints, harsh environmental conditions, and the need for dependable operation despite these difficulties. The working group focuses on experimental research, where concepts are transformed into realistic prototypes that are used in experiments to assess the properties and performance of the concepts.
Kay Uwe Römer
Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Inform. Dr.sc.ETH
Carlo Alberto Boano
Assoc.Prof. Dott. Dott. mag. Dr.techn. MSc
Konrad Diwold
dr. rer. nat.
Olga Saukh
bak. Assoc.Prof. Dr.rer.nat. MSc
Rahim Entezari
Fogh-lis. Lis.
Bernhard Großwindhager
Dipl.-Ing. BSc
Leo Happ Botler
Eng. Mestr.
Rainer Hofmann
Dipl.-Ing. BSc
Stanley Chukwuebuka Nwabuona
Felix Jonathan Oppermann
Dipl.-Inform. Dr.techn.
Maximilian Peter Schuh
Dipl.-Ing. B.Sc.
Markus Schuß
Dipl.-Ing. BSc
Michael Spörk
Dipl.-Ing. BSc
Michael Stocker
Dipl.-Ing. BSc