eSOL CTO and Senior Executive VP/Head of Software Division Masaki Gondo will take part in the COOL Chips 25 symposium on April 20-22, 2022 in Tokyo, Japan.
IEEE COOL Chips is an International Symposium initiated in 1998 to present advancement of low-power and high-speed chips and systems. The symposium covers leading-edge technologies in all areas of microprocessors and their applications.
Masaki will give a presentation about Software-Defined Architecture (SDA) in the embedded system industries and host “The future of Mission-critical mixed-criticality high-performance embedded systems" panel discussion on April 21.
About COOL Chips 25
Date |
April 20-22, 2022 |
Venue |
Takeda Hall, The University of Tokyo, Japan/online |
Participation |
Prior registration is required |
Official website |
https://www.coolchips.org/2022/ |
Panel discussion
Date |
April 21, 10:10-11:40
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Title |
The future of Mission-critical, mixed-criticality high-performance embedded systems |
Abstract |
Experts from different fields will discuss the future of Mission-critical, mixed-criticality high-performance embedded systems, expected in automotive and other vehicle systems, industrial devices, and other edge computing, as well as technological and business challenges in system software and hardware industries |
Organizer and Moderator |
Masaki Gondo
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Keynote Presentation
Date |
April 21, 15:10-16:00
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Title |
Software-Defined Architecture and platforms - automotive and beyond |
Abstract |
This presentation will be focused on the usage of “Software-Defined Architecture (SDA)” term in the embedded system industries, the background of SDA trends, and the design approach of next-generation software platforms, based on the example of AUTOSAR Adaptive |
Presenter |
Masaki Gondo
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