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        <article-title>Eingeladener Vortrag: Towards Model-Driven Software Engineering for Cloud Robots</article-title>
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          <string-name>Uwe Aßmann</string-name>
          <email>uwe.assmann@tu-dresden.de</email>
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          <institution>Institut für Softwareund Multimediatechnik (SMT) TU Dresden</institution>
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        <p>Cloud-based robots are a specific forms of cyber-physical system, in which sensors, actuators, embedded system and cloud technology have to play together reliably. Therefore, cloud robots pose a new challenge for software engineering and programming languages: Cloud robots are not only complex robotic systems, but need all techniques of model-driven software development, such as domain-specific modelling, world modelling, reasoning in heterogeneous technical spaces, traceability between code and requirements, platformindependent and -dependent modelling, reuse technologies, and many more. In the end, software for cloud robots must be certified, i.e., a new product line technology has to be developed in which "apps" are certified incrementally, both in variants and versions.</p>
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      <p>We present some of the related challenges and discuss the hypothesis that this will
lead to a new research field between model-driven software engineering and
robotics.</p>
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