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An Agent-based Cyber-Physical Production System using Lego Technology

Mustafa Yalcin Metehan, Karaduman Burak, Kardas Geylani, Challenger Moharram

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

2021

Vol. 25

521--531

To cope with the challenges of constructing Cyber-physical Production Systems (CPPS), many studies propose benefiting from agent systems. However, industrial processes should be mostly emulated while agent-based solutions are integrating with CPPS since it is not always possible to apply cyber-based solutions to these systems directly. The target system can be miniaturised while sustaining its functionality. Hence, in this paper, we introduce an agent-based industrial production line and discuss the system development using Lego technology while providing integration of software agents as well as focusing on low-level requirements. In this way, a CPPS is emulated while agents control the system.

RE4TinyOS: A Reverse Engineering Methodology for the MDE of TinyOS Applications

Marah Hussein M., Challenger Moharram, Kardas Geylani

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

2020

Vol. 21

741--750

In this paper, we introduce a tool-supported reverse engineering methodology, called RE4TinyOS to create or update application models from TinyOS programs for the construction of Wireless Sensor Networks. Integrating with an existing model-driven engineering (MDE) environment, use of RE4TinyOS enables the model-code synchronization where any modification made in the TinyOS application code can be reflected into the application model and vice versa. Conducted case studies exemplified this model-code synchronization as well as the capability of creating application models completely from already existing TinyOS applications without models, which is crucial to integrate the implementations of the third party TinyOS applications into the MDE processes. Evaluation results showed that RE4TinyOS succeeded in the reverse engineering of all main parts of two well-known TinyOS applications taken from the official TinyOS Github repository and generated models were able to be visually processed in the MDE environment for further modifications.