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Real-Time in Sweden 2007 (RTiS'07) is a conference intended to bring
together industry and academia in an effort to share ideas and
information about hot and emerging topics in the area of embedded and
real-time systems. RTiS'07 is held in conjunction with the ARTES Summer
School.
The RTiS'07 conference provides an overview of Swedish research and
industrial state of the art within the field. Researchers and
developers and therefore invited to submit their very best
publications on embedded and real-time systems, produced in the
time period 2005-2007 (submission of previously published material is
allowed). This year RTiS will include special sessions on the hot and
emerging topics: software tools and multicore
systems.
We especially invite Swedish industry to submit papers that describe
challenges and possible solutions in real-time and embedded systems, as well as to demonstrate
their tools for e.g., analysis, design, simulation, verification, and implementation of embedded and real-time systems. For details see Invitation for the Industry.
RTiS'07 is the 9th conference in a series of successful biennial
conferences organized by SNART
(the Swedish National Real-Time Association). SNART is a non-profit
association with members from industry and academia who share an
interest in real-time aspects of computation and system
design.
RTiS'07 is hosted by the MRTC/PROGRESS research centre,
and located at the Mälardalen University in Västerås. The Mälardalen University is located
close to the Västerås city centre.
(click on pictures to enlarge)
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