PFI-TT: Creating Commercial-grade Hardware Design Tools for Automated Design of Application-specific Embedded Systems
PFI-TT: Creating Commercial-grade Hardware Design Tools for Automated Design of Application-specific Embedded Systems
批准号:
1919190
负责人:
John Sartori
金额:
$25.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-07-01 至 2023-06-30
中文摘要
这个创新合作伙伴关系(PFI)项目的更广泛的影响/商业潜力是能够以最少的工程工作自动创建高度优化的特定应用系统。这种能力将成为几个不断增长和新兴行业的推动者,如物联网,医疗技术,可穿戴设备和印刷电子产品。对于驱动这些应用的低功耗系统,能效是决定尺寸、重量、成本、可靠性和寿命等关键特性的主要因素。同样,安全性对这些系统至关重要,因为它们收集和处理涵盖日常生活许多方面的数据,从而暴露出信息安全攻击的巨大攻击面。该项目开发的安全和能效自动化解决方案可能会对物联网领域产生颠覆性影响,预计到2020年物联网市场规模将达到4570亿美元。该项目开发的工具可以显著减少特定应用系统的设计时间和成本,实现更广泛的部署,并为DIY打印处理器等全新市场提供牵引力。此外,这些工具可以提高广大民众的信息安全,并允许更广泛地部署集成到大量日常活动中的智能系统。拟议项目将创建商业级电子设计自动化工具,可以为特定目标应用自动创建特定应用的硬件设计。这些工具将有能力优化设计,以实现极高的能源效率,并执行安全分析,以确保系统的安全性,实现一组所需的安全属性。该项目的主要工作是根据行业定义的需求和要求,将研究工具转化为商业级工具。将研究工具转换为可以无缝集成到工业设计流程中的工具需要增强功能,以允许工具支持任意硬件设计和系统组件。这些工具还必须进行优化,以支持对工业中使用的大型硬件设计和更复杂的应用程序进行可扩展的分析。为了证明商业可行性,开发的工具将在工业设计和应用中进行评估,并且必须证明能够快速,高效,自动地创建高度优化的特定应用硬件设计,并且工程工作量很小。能够满足这些目标的工具将在物联网、医疗技术和印刷电子等需要超低功耗应用特定系统的许多行业中具有强大的商业潜力。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
The broader impact/commercial potential of this Partnerships for Innovation (PFI) project is the ability to automatically create highly-optimized application-specific systems with minimal engineering effort. This ability will be an enabler in several growing and emerging industry sectors, such as IoT, med-tech, wearables, and printed electronics. For the low-power systems that drive these applications, energy efficiency is the primary factor that determines critical characteristics such as size, weight, cost, reliability, and lifetime. Likewise, security is critical for these systems, as they collect and handle data encompassing many aspects of daily life and thus expose a huge attack surface for information security attacks. Automated solutions for security and energy efficiency developed in this project can potentially make a disruptive impact on the IoT space, which is predicted to have a market size of $457 billion by 2020. Tools developed in this project can significantly reduce design time and cost for application-specific systems, enabling wider deployment and providing traction for entirely new markets such as DIY printed processors. Additionally, these tools can improve information security for the population at large and allow broader deployment of intelligent systems integrated into a large number of daily activities. The proposed project will create commercial-grade electronic design automation tools that can automatically create an application-specific hardware design for a specific target application. These tools will have the capability to optimize designs for extreme energy efficiency and to perform security analysis that can guarantee the security of a system for a set of desired security properties. The primary work of this project involves translating research tools into commercial-grade tools, based on industry-defined needs and requirements. Transforming the research tools into tools that can be seamlessly integrated into industry design flows requires enhancements to allow the tools to support arbitrary hardware designs and system components. The tools must also be optimized to enable scalable analysis of larger hardware designs and more complex applications used in industry. To demonstrate commercial viability, the developed tools will be evaluated on industry designs and applications and must demonstrate the ability to create highly-optimized application-specific hardware designs quickly, efficiently, and automatically with little engineering effort. Tools that can meet these objectives will have strong commercial potential in a number of industries that require ultra-low-power application-specific systems, such as IoT, med-tech, and printed electronics.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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