MPS Talk Series 2021. Day 5
summary
An MPS-based tool simulates resources and timing for embedded systems using the x‑warp engine and provides interactive spreadsheet-like feedback so edits (e.g. remove a 0.8 MB image load or change a 17 ms init) re-run instantly and update requirements checks. The infotainment startup example shows graphics available misses 1200 ms requirement by 105 ms until a dependency is added to defer noncritical components. A separate DSL generates visualized, country‑aware scenarios in multiple languages and supports multilingual abstract-to-concrete generation.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:52SimBench: Interactive model-based resource analysis
- 22:03Demo: SimBench for infotainment
- 41:44SimBench implementation details
- 1:00:04Scenario modeling for autonomous driving
- 1:21:05Live demo: STEV in MPS
- 1:39:19STEV: Challenges and future
- 1:52:58Closing remarks
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