Edge-Enabled Tactical <strong>Systems</strong> (EETS)Investigates architectures and technologies that adapt new generations ofmobile devices and sensors to support humans operating in demanding edgeenvironmentsMobile technologies can enhance <strong>the</strong> manner in whichpeople operate in tactical environments• Local data caching with reach back when available• Cyber-foraging to enhance handheld and sensor devicecapabilities• Flexible deployment and rapid adaptation for new missions• Context-aware computing to reduce cognitive load andconserve resources• Local, edge analytics to provide rapid data analysis• Increased use of autonomy (drones, robots, sensors)What architectures and technologies support soldiers and o<strong>the</strong>r edge users incustomizing systems to unique needs, finding information that matters, and tocontinue processing in uncertain computing environments?Does <strong>Scale</strong> Really Matter?: ULS <strong>Systems</strong> <strong>Seven</strong> <strong>Years</strong> LaterLinda Northrop: May 24, <strong>2013</strong>66© <strong>2013</strong> Carnegie Mellon University
SEI and Broader Carnegie Mellon CollaborationS. SimantaCloudlet CoreS. SimantaGaze-TrackingApplicationsJ. BolengSecure DigitalContainersK. HaW. RichterY. AbeP. SubramanyamL. QiS. JainV. ShenoyV. TibrewalM. SubramaniamG. Lewis E. MatershevEnergy Model forBluetooth and WiFiG. LewisApplicationVirtualizationD. MessingerSecure LanguageMobile ComputingJ. Aldrich, AssociateProfessor, SCS, CMUCyber-ForagingR. Reussner,Professor, KITJ. BolengM. Satyanarayanan,Professor, SCS, CMUSocialNetworkAnalysisJ. Pfeffer,AssociateResearchProfessor, ISR,CMUG. LewisEETSEdge AnalyticsK. Carley,Professor,ISR, CMUV. DwivediE. MorrisM. Hebert,Professor, RI,CMUD. Garlan,Professor, ISR,CMUB. Schmerl,Senior <strong>Systems</strong>Scientist, ISR,CMUeMontage/SA MashupsA. Botterell, Research Scientist, CMU Silicon ValleyM. Griss, Director, CMU Silicon ValleyK. ChangB. Myers, Professor, HCII, CMUDynamicWorkflowGenerationA. Dey, Associate Professor, HCII, CMUJ-H Hong, Post Doc, HCII, CMUA. Rowe, Assistant Research Professor, ECES. DeVincentisAR.Drone HardwareN. StorerExtensions and DriversL. PintoT. Lattanze, Associate Teaching Professor, ISR, CMUMSIT-ESE Team (5)End-User ProgrammingInformation Superiority to <strong>the</strong> EdgeStreamingDataAnalysisGroup AutonomyJ. EdmondsonDistributed AIK. Mai, Assistant Professor, ECE, CMUL. Pileggi, Professor, ECE, CMUS. SimantaEmergencyResponseJ. BolengContext-AwareSensor SamplingThermal andAcousticSensorsSummary17 CMU researchers21 students5 SEI Principal InvestigatorsDoes <strong>Scale</strong> Really Matter?: ULS <strong>Systems</strong> <strong>Seven</strong> <strong>Years</strong> LaterLinda Northrop: May 24, <strong>2013</strong>67© <strong>2013</strong> Carnegie Mellon University
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