Les applications embarquées ont besoin de plus en plus de puissance de calcul et doivent être déployées sur des architectures spécifiques pour assurer les contraintes non-fonctionnelles du système. Ces architectures peuvent être composées d'unités de calcul hétérogènes, comme des processeurs ou des accélérateurs matériels. Cette hétérogénéité rend le déploiement d'applications de plus en plus complexe, notamment avec l'apparition de circuits reconfigurables dynamiquement. Un des verrous majeurs à ce déploiement réside dans la gestion des communications entre les parties statiques et dynamiques des applications.Le verrou adressé dans cette thèse concerne la gestion des communications entre les blocs fonctionnels de l'application répartis de manière statique en logiciel et de manière dynamique en matériel. Pour faciliter le déploiement des applications existantes et à venir, notre approche s'appuie sur deux contributions complémentaires : une méthodologie de conception basée sur le raffinement progressif d'acteurs flot-de-données, et un middleware distribué assurant les communications entre les acteurs une fois ceux-ci déployés sur la plateforme.Nous avons validé ces concepts sur une application dynamique de suivi de cible en traitement d'images.Dans ce contexte, nous nous sommes intéressés à la virtualisation des communications au sein de la plateforme pour faire communiquer les parties matérielles et logicielles de l'application de manière transparente. Nos contributions ont permis d'aboutir à un démonstrateur opérationnel dans le cadre du projet FOSFOR. / Applications require more computing power and need to be implemented on specific architectures to ensure the non-functioning constraints of the system. These architectures can be composed of heterogeneous processing units, such as processors or hardware accelerators. This heterogeneity makes the deployment of applications on such architectures increasingly complex, especially with the emergence of dynamically reconfigurable devices. One of the hardest obstacles to this deployment is to manage the communication between the static parts and the dynamic ones of the applications.This thesis deals with the communication management issue between the application functional blocks, ones being statically implemented in software, and the others dynamically in hardware. In order to facilitate the deployment of existing applications and those to come, our approach relies on two complementary contributions: a methodology of conception based on the progressive refinement of data-flow actors, and a distributed middleware ensuring the communication between the actors deployed on the platform.These concepts have been validated on a dynamic tracking target application relying on image processing. In this context, we were interested in the virtualization of the communication within the platform in order to allow the communications between the software and the hardware parts of the application in a transparent way. Our contributions permits us to achieve an operational demonstrator in the frame of the FOSFOR project.

As the technology of SOC has greatly improved and man want much more powerful mobile device, the invention of multi-task device for vehicle are predictable. This theme contains integration of GPS and GSM/GPRS, using a ARM7-core embedded platform functioning wireless communication and global positioning, and also taking advantage of the open-source uClinux to accomplish the multi-task monitoring & burglarproof system for vehicle. Moreover, we design a server end for multi-user to monitor and to remote control vehicles online. Combined with e-map system sold in the market, we can monitor all mobile devices any time, anywhere. We also implement this as a value added service for cellular phone to make it more than a communication or multimedia device. Due to the high cell phone possession rate in Taiwan, we can easily construct a system to monitor and to control our lovely car by cell phone, without extra effort and additional hardware.

This work deals with Audified Audio Processing System. This embedded system includes an Arm processor running the Linux operating system. At present, parameter control (phantom, gain) is complicated, without feedback. In this work, the creation of server - client application, which will allow easy setting of the mentioned parameters and will show their effect, is described.

This work deals with Audified Audio Processing System. This embedded system includes an ARM processor running the Linux operating system. At present, parameter control (phantom, gain) is complicated, without feedback. In this work, the creation of web application, which will allow easy setting of the mentioned parameters and will show their effect, is described.

This work deals with description of graphic library for a touch screen educational kit with a microcontroller from Freescale. Part of this library is a driver that accelerates gradient rendering and supports reading from video RAM. The library allows inserting images with transparency and their upscaling. Multiple fonts are also supported. Fonts can be upscaled and their weight can be set.

Baigiamajame magistro darbe yra apžvelgti metodai, naudojami veidų atpažinimui bei išanalizuotas jų veikimas. Apžvelgus veidų atpažinimo metodus buvo pasirinkti trys algoritmai (tikrinių veidų, Fišerio veidų ir 2D–DCT+SOM), kurie išsamiai išanalizuoti ir įgyvendinti MATLAB aplinkoje bei ištirti įvairus jų parametrai. Pagal gautus rezultatus buvo išrinktas optimalus algoritmas, tinkantis įgyvendinimui Android operacinėje sistemoje ir ten įgyvendintas. Baigiamajame darbe taip pat buvo apžvelgtos ir išanalizuotos problemos, su kuriomis susiduriama perkeliant algoritmą į Android operacinę sistemą, pateikti siūlymai algoritmo patobulinimui bei išvados. Visi užsibrėžti tikslai buvo pasiekti, o uždaviniai – išspręsti. Veido atpažinimo algoritmų tyrimas ir įgyvendinimas operacinėje Android sistemoje. Magistro baigiamasis darbas informatikos inžinerijos laipsniui. Vilniaus Gedimino technikos universitetas. Vilnius, 2012, 187 p., 49 iliustr., 6 lent., 74 bibl., 6 priedai. / The main goal of Master degree thesis is to review face recognition algorithms and analyze their performance. After this survey three face recognition algorithms (eigenfaces, fisherfaces and 2D–DCT+SOM) have been chosen for detailed analysis and investigation of their various parameters in MATLAB environment. According to the results obtained during this research only one algorithm, which is optimal for implementation in Android operating system, has been implemented on the mobile platform. This Master degree thesis also includes problems and suggestions regarding eigenface’s algorithm implementation in Android operating system, proposals for algorithm improvement and detailed conclusions. All the objectives have been achieved and all problems – solved. Analysis of face recognition algorithms and implementation in Android operating system. Master Thesis for Informatics Engineering degree. Vilnius Gediminas Technical University. Vilnius, 2012, 187 p., 49 figures, 6 tables, 74 references, 6 appendices.

Aujourd'hui CEM normative sur RSIL ne permet pas de garantir le bon fonctionnement de façon systématique. La sûreté est assurée au moyen de marges CEM, souvent excessives. Le système est donc sous optimal Par ailleurs, le fonctionnement des convertisseurs sur RSIL n'est pas forcément représentatif du fonctionnement réel: le RSIL n'est pas forcément représentatif des impédances des réseaux embarqués. De ce fait, le filtrage d'un convertisseur peut être optimisé sur RSIL mais n'est plus forcément optimal dès qu'on est sur un réseau réel. L'objectif de cette thèse est de progresser dans la modélisation CEM des réseaux embarqués, en vue de pouvoir prédire le comportement, et d'optimiser les moyens de filtrage. / Today normative LISN EMC does not guarantee the proper functioning systematically. Safety is ensured by EMC margins often excessive. The system is therefore suboptimal Furthermore, the operation of the converters on the AN is not necessarily representative of the actual operation : the AN is not necessarily representative of the impedances of embedded networks . Thus , filtering of a converter can be optimized but on the AN is not necessarily optimal since it is a real network . The objective of this thesis is to advance the EMC modeling of embedded systems in order to predict behavior, and optimize the filter means.

<p dir="ltr">This thesis focuses on securing different attack surfaces of embedded systems while meeting the stringent requirements imposed by these systems. Due to the specialized architecture of embedded systems, the security measures should be customized to match the unique requirements of each specific domain. To this end, this thesis identified novel security architectures using techniques such as anomaly detection, program analysis, compartmentalization, etc. This thesis synergizes work at the intersection of programming languages, compilers, computer architecture, operating systems, and embedded systems. </p>