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Workshop on TRON/Ubiquitous Computing Technology started from this fiscal year. The 3rd workshop will be held as sessions in the annual TRONSHOW. In this workshop, we will focus on the latest trends including that of T-Kernel 2.0 and education in Japan and overseas in one session. Session 1 is entitled “T-Kernel Now,” and is full of the latest topics related to T-Kernel. These topics include approaches toward quality improvement, examples of how T-Kernel is applied to products, and furthermore, T-Kernel Extension 2.0 and porting of Qt. Session 2 covers the topic of education, which is essential for the improvement of the fundamental embedded technology development abilities. Approaches using T-Engine/T-Kernel in universities in Japan and overseas activities will be introduced.
In addition, in Special Seminar entitled “Self-medication Using Ubiquitous ID,” we will focus on self-medication, as one application case examples of ubiquitous ID. Associate Professor Hori from The University of Tokyo, who specializes in drug information, will introduce the idea of self-medication, which is to maintain your own health by yourself. Electronic Medication Record Book Using ucode will also be introduced. We encourage you to participate in the seminar and join the discussion.
Session 1 “T-Kernel Now”
1. Result of Introducing Derivative Development Technique ―Achieving Improvement of Productivity and Quality of Embedded System Development Centering around T-Kernel ―
[Speaker]
Hideo Sakaya (Hitachi Information & Control Solutions, Ltd. Senior Engineer, Embedded Software Dept.2, Embedded Systems Division)
[Profile]
Mr. Sakaya jointed the company in 1984. He was engaged in the development of Japanese word processors. From 1998, he got involved in the development work of C/C++ Compiler. He is currently working on the improvement of the software development process through the development of various tools for project management, configuration management, process management, etc.
[Presentation Content]
In our company, 80% of the entire software development is derivative development. Although the workflow and process of modification was defined, various problems typical for derivative development were occurring in the actual work site. Because of this, we have been focusing on XDDP (eXtreme Derivative Development Process), which is a process specializing in derivative development for about 2 years, and introduced it in the company and developed our own tool to improve the process. In this presentation, the history of introduction and achievement will be reported.
2. μT-Kernel in Wi-Fi Module for M2M
[Speaker]
Yasuhiro Inoue (Renesas Mobile Corporation, Senior Engineer, Car Information System Design Dept., SoC Buseness Div. Mobile Multimedia Business Unit)
[Profile]
Mr. Inoue joined NEC Corporation in 1989. He took part in the development of RX850 RTOS compatible with μITRON for V850. Currently, while being engaged in SoC development, he participates in activities for vitalizing the embedded system industry.
3. Qt over T-Kernel Extension 2.0 (tentative)
[Speaker]
Takeshi Yashiro (Sakamura-Koshizuka Laboratory, The University of Tokyo)
[Profile]
Mr. Yashiro is a member of Sakamura-Koshizuka Laboratory, and in Applied Computer Science Course Doctorate Degree Program of Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo. After graduating from Information Science Department of School of Science, The University of Tokyo in 2006, he completed Applied Computer Science Course of Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo. His current main research theme is software framework construction and security for ubiquitous computing.
Session 2 “Global Expansion of T-Kernel ― Approach toward Dissemination ―”
4. Cases in the Field of Education in Asia
4-1. T-Engine Activities＠CHiPES
[Speaker]
Muhamed Fauzi Bin Abbas（CHiPES (The Centre for High Performance Embedded Systems)）
[Presentation Content]
A brief overview of CHiPES／A brief overview of the T-Engine projects @ different levels (kernel, middleware & application)／Dynamic Power Management Architecture on T-Kernel1.
4-2. Republic Polytechnic – Learning with a Difference
[Speaker]
Dr. Kwen Chin Wee（Republic Polytechnic）
[Presentation Content]
A short introduction to Republic Polytechnic (RP) / PBL (Problem-Based Learning) in RP / RP-Renesas Embedded Systems Lab / past & present Final Year Project works on T-Engine.
4-3. T-Engine/T-Kernel for education in Vietnam
[Speaker]
Nguyen Hoa Hung（Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology）
[Presentation Content]
T-Engine/T-Kernel in Teaching／T-Engine/T-Kernel in Final Thesis Projects／Advantages and Problems of T-Engine/T-Kernel Development in Vietnam.
5. Open System, T-Kernel and IT Human Resource Development
[Speaker]
Makoto Oya (Professor of Information Science, Faculty of Engineering, Shonan Institute of Technology)
[Profile]
After graduating from Faculity of Science and Engineering, Waseda University, Mr. Oya joined Hitachi, Ltd. He was engaged in the research and development of software products. He became a professor in Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Hokkaido University in 2003. He has been in the current position since 2005. Mr. Oya specializes in OS and middleware. He has a Doctorate of Engineering.
Special Seminar “Self-medication Using Ubiquitous ID”
6. Idea of Self-medication
[Speaker]
Satoko Hori (Associate Professor of Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo)
[Profile]
Ms. Hori graduated from Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, The University of Tokyo in 1997, and completed the master’s program in Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, The University of Tokyo in 1999. In the same year, she served as assistant at the pharmaceutical department of the University of Tokyo Hospital, and at Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Tohoku University in 2001. She also served as assistant at Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, The University of Tokyo in 2005, and then as Assistant Professor. She has been in her current position (doubles as Associate Professor of Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Science) since 2009. Ms. Hori holds a Doctorate in Pharmacology. She specializes in Drug Informatics and Clinical Pharmacokinetics. Presently, she is mainly working on researches regarding appropriate use of drugs, development of drugs, risk management of drug treatment, quantitative measurement of drug interaction and adverse effects.
7. uID Electronic Medication Record Book
[Speaker]
Shinsuke Kobayashi (Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo)
[Profile]
Mr. Kobayashi completed the doctoral program of Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University in 2003. In April of the same year, he was appointed as a contract assistant in Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Osaka University and also in October, an assistant in Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo. In October 2006, he held the post of a contract assistant professor. Currently Mr. Kobayashi is a contract associate professor of the university. He holds a Doctorate in Engineering. His main research areas include computer architecture, embedded system design and VLSI design. He is also interested in research regarding RFID and ubiquitous computing research which he pursues currently.
Coordinator: Shinsuke Kobayashi (Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo) |
