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Performance analysis method for RT systems: Promartes for autonomous robot

Konstantinos Triantafyllidis, Egor Bondarev

Year
2013
Citations
4

Abstract

In this paper we present a cycle-accurate performance analysis method for real-time systems that incorporates the following phases: (a) profiling SW components at high accuracy, (b) modeling the obtained performance measurements in MARTE-compatible models, (c) generation, scheduling analysis and simulation of a system model, (d) analysis of the obtained performance metrics and (e) a subsequent architecture improvement. The method has been applied to a new autonomous navigation system for robots with advanced sensing capabilities, enabling validation of multiple performance analysis aspects, such as SW/HW mapping, real-time requirements and synchronization on multiprocessor schemes. The case-study has proved that the method is able to use the profiled low-level performance metrics throughout all the phases, resulting in high prediction accuracy. We have found a range of inefficient design directions leading to RT requirements failure, and recommended to robot owners a design decision set to reach an optimal solution.

Keywords

Computer scienceMultiprocessingRobotScheduling (production processes)Synchronization (alternating current)Real-time computingProfiling (computer programming)Processor schedulingEmbedded systemDistributed computing

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