Today, there is computation in everything. Birthday cards can play songs, fireworks use microcontrollers rather than fuses for timing, homes and buildings are becoming "smart", and we wear many computers in our pockets and on our wrists. These systems are characterized by a tight coupling of hardware capabilities, software functionality, application requirements, and physical form factor. They raise many open questions in power management, networking, security, privacy, and administration. We look at new, fundamental ways to design these systems that will make them robust, secure, and long-lived.
Embedded Systems
Boneh, Engler, Horowitz, Levis
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Harris, Ruth Administrator
Gates 495 (9045)
723-1658
rharris3@stanford.edu
Dawson Engler Associate Professor
Swenson, Mary Jane Administrator
Gates 279 (9025)
723-0748
mswenson@cs.stanford.edu
Mark A. Horowitz Professor
Swenson, Mary Jane Administrator
Gates 279 (9030)
723-0748
mswenson@cs.stanford.edu
Philip Levis Associate Professor
Wing, Alexis Administrator
Gates 269 (9025)
723-3380
alexisw@stanford.edu
