Pan Dong

National University of Defense Technology, Guangxi University of Science and Technology

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Pan Dong is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of real-time embedded systems, mixed-criticality architectures, and agricultural robotics. His most influential contribution, "Build real-time communication for hybrid dual-OS system" (2020), has garnered 18 citations and addresses the critical challenge of enabling predictable, low-latency communication between operating systems running on heterogeneous platforms—a foundational problem for modern cyber-physical systems. Building on this, his 2021 paper "PSpSys: A time-predictable mixed-criticality system architecture based on ARM TrustZone" (8 citations) proposes a hardware-assisted approach to safely co-locate safety-critical and non-critical tasks on a single processor, leveraging ARM TrustZone to enforce temporal isolation without sacrificing performance. More recently, Dong has extended his systems expertise into precision agriculture, designing a distributed control system for a weeding robot using multi-STM32 microcontrollers and CAN bus (2022, 5 citations). This work tackles real-world challenges of signal interference and system stability in harsh field environments. Across these contributions, Dong demonstrates a rare ability to bridge theoretical system design with practical, deployable solutions—from secure embedded architectures to autonomous agricultural machinery—making his research valuable for both real-time systems engineers and roboticists.