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CRII: CSR: Rethinking Operating System Structure for Wearable Devices

CRII: CSR: Rethinking Operating System Structure for Wearable Devices
CRII:CSR:重新思考可穿戴设备的操作系统结构
批准号:
1464357
负责人:
Felix Xiaozhu Lin
金额:
$17.5万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-04-01 至 2018-03-31

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中文摘要
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中环填海第二期:企业社会责任:重新思考可穿戴设备的操作系统结构可穿戴计算设备在教育、商业和医疗保健等领域发挥着越来越重要的作用。然而,可穿戴设备的主要指标,尤其是交互性能和能源效率,远远不能令人满意。为了应对这一挑战,CRII研究项目研究了可穿戴设备的关键组件,即操作系统,并探索了适合可穿戴设备独特特性的设计。可穿戴设备具有独特的外形和使用模式,以及高度专业化的工作负载,操作系统需要针对不同的工作负载进行虚拟专业化。该项目开发了对当前和新兴硬件平台上现有可穿戴工作负载的全面表征,以及一套用于指导可穿戴操作系统设计的结构化原则,这些操作系统可以专门用于多种类型的工作负载。该项目开发了一个操作系统原型,其设计遵循的原则,从而证明了原则的有效性。 该项目利用与行业领导者的合作,促进对商业发展的广泛影响。项目成果将被纳入操作系统课程。该研究计划提供了一个平台,让本科生参与可持续的研究,并促进科学和工程高中学生,和代表性不足的群体。
英文摘要
CRII: CSR: Rethinking Operating System Structure for Wearable DevicesWearable computing devices are playing increasingly important roles in areas like education, business, and healthcare. However, the major metrics of wearable devices, most notably interactive performance and energy efficiency, are far from satisfactory. To address this challenge, this CRII research project examines the key component of a wearable device, namely the operating system, and explores designs that fit in the unique characteristics of wearable devices. Wearable devices have unique form factors and usage models, and highly specialized workloads, and the operating system needs to be virtually specialized for different workloads. This project develops a comprehensive characterization of existing wearable workloads on current and emerging hardware platforms, and a set of structuring principles for guiding the design of wearable operating systems that can be specialized for multiple types of workloads. The project develops an operating system prototype whose design follows the principles and thus demonstrates the effectiveness of the principles. The project leverages collaborations with industry leaders to foster a broad impact on the commercial development. The project outcomes will be integrated into the operating system course curriculum. The research program offers a platform for involving undergraduate students in publishable research and for promoting science and engineering to high-school students, and under-represented groups.
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